The tax function needs the same kinds of modern tools that finance and accounting are increasingly acquiring, Deloitte says.
Instead of saving on costs to support strategic growth initiatives, companies are now more likely to be saving to support transformation efforts.
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The overall financial impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is difficult to calculate and may be viewed differently by optimists and skeptics.
Despite trade and tariff tensions, three-quarters of U.S. corporate executives expect to close more and larger deals next year than they did in 2018.
Investors and the public will no longer tolerate personal misconduct by executives. Now, boards have to do the same.
Many companies still have plenty of work to do to comply with the new lease accounting standard. What’s holding them up?
Modern technologies, the hot economy, and negative perceptions of the manufacturing industry deepen a skills gap that jeopardizes manufacturers' business.
Key executives at early adopters of cognitive technologies see a short time-window for honing their strategies and skills.
A CFO’s ability to build strong teams and develop successors is more important than ever.
About one in eight companies polled by Deloitte are waiting to see how regulators enforce GDPR before putting much effort into compliance.
Many common corporate activities and thought processes actually promote mediocrity and inhibit needed business-model transformations, a new book contends.
