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19 December 2025

Why Company Readiness Beats Reaction When Navigating Tax Policy (Bloomberg)

Business leaders are increasingly required to make confident and informed decisions amid ambiguity. Tax impacts are a critical component of the analysis, and with the appropriate infrastructure, talent, and tools, tax teams can provide forward-looking insights and potential savings in real time to meet these changes head on. Here are some key areas of focus for tax departments in 2026: what we are seeing, what may happen next, and actions to consider. Learn more in this EY article, attached below, by Martin Fiore, EY Americas Vice Chair–Tax.

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