Tax leadership is being stress-tested by AI-driven audits, ESG reporting, and escalating regulatory scrutiny. If you lead a tax function, here’s the thing: it is time to sharpen your playbook.
Join Dr Daniel N Erasmus and Renier van Rensburg for a focused 45-minute webinar where we unpack what actually works inside high-performing tax teams.
🗓️ Wednesday, 10 September 2025
⏰ 12:00 BST (GMT+1)
💻 Online, free to attend
Register: https://lnkd.in/dBZdTfeX
We will cover how to,
• Strengthen control over tax risk and reputation
• Optimise delivery through people, process, and technology
• Build transparency and minimise inconsistencies under scrutiny
If this resonates, I am also opening a deeper programme designed for current and aspiring heads of tax.
The Mechanics of Effectively Leading Tax Teams
Start date: 28 October 2025
Format: Digital learning over 16 weeks
What you will take away,
• Lead with impact, manage complex audits, guide strategic decisions
• Strengthen governance and compliance across jurisdictions
• Leverage technology and automation for accuracy and speed
• Align tax with business goals, growth, and sustainability
• Build credibility with recognition from Middlesex University
• Future-proof your function, retain talent, and contribute to better policy
Save 10% when you book by 23 September. To view the full agenda, contact IFFintegrity@informa.com or +44 (0) 20 8052 2090.
Register: https://lnkd.in/dBZdTfeX
See you on the 10th.
YOUR PRESENTER
Dr Daniel N Erasmus
Dr. Erasmus specialises in tax controversy, with a broad focus on complex domestic and international tax matters, and a particular emphasis on tax disputes and tax risk management. With over 30 years of experience, his expertise spans all aspects of tax planning, administrative proceedings before revenue authorities, and tax litigation.
He holds a PhD in Tax and Constitutional Law and serves as an adjunct professor of international tax and transfer pricing. Dr Erasmus also supervises the MSc in South African Tax Law, jointly offered by Middlesex University and the Academy of Tax Law. He is the author of several authoritative textbooks on taxation.