I got the following from the ACCA today:

A new report, by John Hasseldine, Kevin Holland and Pernill van der Rijt, has been published as ACCA Research Report No. 112.

The report focuses on the process of the management of tax knowledge within companies. Taxation influences operating and financing decisions by the direct imposition of a tax charge and indirectly though associated compliance costs. However, effective tax-knowledge management can allow companies to reduce the adverse effects of taxation. This study of the process involved will be of direct relevance to tax payers, tax practitioners and policy makers.

You can read more about this and other ACCA research here or you can download the full report here.

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