Securing tomorrow today Setting up for success€¦ · Setting up for success – four cornerstones...
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Securing
tomorrow today
Setting up for
success
Mark Kennedy – Deloitte UK
Robbert Hoyng – Deloitte
Netherlands
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The strategic challenge
Setting up for success
Delivering sustainable outcomes
Looking to the future
Contents
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“That is a good,
low competitive
rate”
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“There is an
important
international
agenda here about
greater
transparency”
“There are moral
questions about
whether we want
to encourage that
behaviour”
The strategic challenge – one perspective
“Fair rules of the
road for
governments and
business to obey”
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The strategic challenge – echoed by others
The strategic challenge – tax choices and risks
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Global MNC
Employees are
balancing reward
and ‘engagement’
Customers are
balancing price
and brand loyalty
Tax authorities are
balancing investment and
tax revenues
Investors are
balancing earnings
and revenues £
Companies face many tax
choices in relation to their key
stakeholders and these choices
need to be made (and associated
risks managed) under public
scrutiny
Setting up for
success
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Setting up for success – four cornerstones
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Strategy
Board endorsed,
defined risk appetite
Risk & Control
Proactive evaluation/
control of risks
Efficiency
Ongoing drive to streamline operations
Capability
People, processes and
systems to deliver
Setting up for success – focus on risk & control
Insight Analysis Follow-up
Technical analysis Facts analysis
People &
Organization
Technology &
Systems
Policy &
Procedures
Data &
Information 8
Setting up for success – focus on efficiency Global tax management challenges
9 Source: Deloitte Global Benchmarking Center. 2014
Unaware Fragmented Comprehensive Integrated Optimised
Setting up for success – where are you now?
Strategy
Risk
Capability
Efficiency
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Current state? Your goal?
Delivering
sustainable
outcomes
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Delivering sustainable outcomes Strategy
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“’High taxation’ is the #1 strategic risk. Up from #13.”
Lloyds of London Risk Survey 2013
• UK pharma –
FTSE250
• Review ETR v
peers
• Identify options
• Compare
against policy
• Implement and
monitor plan
Delivering sustainable outcomes Risk & control
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• Scandinavian
MNC
• Understand
existing risk
profile – identify
and map risks
• Enhance
controls and risk
reporting
• Increased
appetite for
controlled risk
Delivering sustainable outcomes Capability
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• Dutch listed
manufacturer
• Finance/Tax
Transformation
• 4 Enablers
• Tax process
redesign
• Standardisation
“CFOs, too, are coming around to this way of thinking. Tax is a very important but often
overlooked element of Finance Management.” Source: Kennedy, Finance Management Consulting Marketplace
Delivering sustainable outcomes Efficiency
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• Dutch listed
Retail Co
• ‘Simplicity - Fit
for Growth’
• Address
organisational
size and shape
• As-Is
optimization
• Process
integration and
automation
A thorough approach combined a detailed cost
baseline and external benchmarks to a set of
improvement ideas
Looking to the
future
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Looking to the future Tax risk plotting
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Looking to the future Competitor risk comparison
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Risks identified
By Dutch N.V. Risks common to Dutch N.V.
and its competitors Risks only identified by Dutch N.V.’s competitors
Looking to the future Power of big data
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Setting up for success - conclusions
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1. Secure board endorsement for your strategy based on an informed analysis
of your options, appetite for risk
2. Proactively manage the key risks to the delivery of your strategy
3. Ensure you have the capability (i.e. the people, processes and systems in Tax
and the wider organisation) to realise the strategy and manage associated risks
4. Pursue an ongoing drive for operational efficiency through streamlining
processes, leveraging alternative delivery models and harnessing technology
5. And look to the future and the possibilities that big data and other opportunities
can provide
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