An increasing focus on ESG from multiple stakeholders has meant a fundamental shift in how UK businesses operate, incorporating sustainability, responsible governance, and social responsibility into their core strategies. Tax, often viewed as a financial function, cuts across any ESG agenda and adds significant value.
Your expertise in finance and taxation positions you as a key player in your organisation's ESG journey. From mitigating tax-related risks associated with ESG initiatives to optimising incentives and reliefs for sustainable practices, your insights can contribute significantly to the broader ESG agenda. Meeting tax compliance and governance requirements contributes considerably to the perception of your organisation with multiple stakeholders.
Here, we explore the intersection of ESG and tax across three key areas, offering valuable insights into how you can make a meaningful impact.
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