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For Tax Executives, More Disclosure on Global Liabilities Means More Headaches

As investors and regulators seek more information on companies’ country-by-country levies, tax officers cite high costs, challenges in data collection

By Jennifer Williams-Alvarez

May 17, 2023 5:30 am ET

‘This is clearly a topic that’s been coming,’ Regeneron’s tax head said about increasing public disclosure of corporate tax liabilities. Photo: BRENDAN MCDERMID/REUTERS

Tax executives are bracing to publicly share more about corporate tax liabilities than they typically have as investors and regulators around the globe push for more disclosure. Concerns abound.

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For Tax Executives, More Disclosure on Global Liabilities Means More Headaches

As investors and regulators seek more information on companies’ country-by-country levies, tax officers cite high costs, challenges in data collection

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