Tax at the Speed of Tech Podcast Series

Tax at the Speed of Tech is a podcast from BDO's Tax practice that focuses on the transformation of the tax function. 

BDO’s Tax at the Speed of Tech discusses how technology can enhance compliance and planning, cultivate resources, and enable tax professionals to provide more insights to operational leaders. Hosted by Chris D’Ambola, Managing Director in BDO’s Tax Automation & Innovation Practice, the podcast features insightful conversations and perspectives from corporate tax, technology and BDO leaders focused on reimagining the tax function to be more efficient, analytical, strategic and future-oriented. 

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