The 13th Annual Tax Hiring Outlook contains data from the only in-house tax hiring survey of its kind, providing the tax industry with real hiring and retention data straight from top tax! As the tax industry navigates uncertainty left and right, the data we uncovered didn’t necessarily put our minds at ease.
The 9th Annual Global Tax Market Assessment is now available!
The topics discussed in this year’s report will contribute to potentially turbulent waters across corporate tax departments. This information will help educate HR and Financial leadership on the challenges tax leadership faces when it comes to recruitment, retention, and development in 2023 and beyond.
Please enjoy this year’s report, and if you have any questions after reading it, let me know in the comments.
What effects has the tax market had on your tax department? As predicted in our Global
Tax Market Assessment earlier this year, many issues are impacting tax all at once, but the
most significant are the supply and demand pressures. That said, tax has recovered
remarkably well after the COVD-19 pandemic, thrusting us back into a hot candidate-driven
hiring market with inescapable retention troubles. This year’s Tax Hiring Outlook has
important data that you will want to read and understand to better educate your financial
and HR leadership.
This annual publication, conducted in partnership with TaxSearch, Inc, and British based BPA, is the leading predictive analysis of trends facing corporate tax departments that could impact staffing and retention. The GTMA is distributed worldwide in the first quarter of each year and has become a "must-read" resource for tax, finance, and human resource professionals that lead or support the corporate tax function.
TaxTalent, the career and leadership development community for tax professionals, recently released their findings on hiring trends within corporate tax departments. The 2019 Tax Hiring Outlook surveyed 400 corporate in-house tax staffing authorities on hiring strategies and projections for 2019.
