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Since I was at Davos last year there have been some seismic global changes, not least to taxation.

Inclusion is being celebrated at the World Economic Forum at Davos, and this is hardly surprising. Inclusivity and diversity have been staples of corporate life for many years now.

Thomson Reuters has released several resources to help tax and accounting professionals deal with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Trust is the key topic that keeps popping up at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Trust in politicians, business, institutions and technology.

The pace of automation does not appear to be slowing. In fact, if events at the World Economic Forum in Davos are anything to go by, it’s accelerating.

Thomson Reuters’ Checkpoint Catalyst research service has added guidance on the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s new impairment rules requiring companies to recognize estimated credit losses sooner.

The tool offered with the company’s GRC platform, which was released this year.

The Big Four firm will leverage the technology to provide the life cycle of tax tools in a centralized system.

Thomson Reuters’ Jon Baron warns that roughly a third of accounting practices are likely to disappear.

The integration pulls real-time punch data into Thomson Reuters’ payroll solution.