The forecasting and anomaly detection skills taught in the course are very relevant to those working in tax. The skills you learn will allow you to consolidate data across multiple business units and from different systems to analyse it holistically, including across multiple years. Analytics can be used to identify tax data quality issues or business process exceptions with daily updates. Key business drivers for adopting such analytics include minimizing financial impact, reducing manual effort, and increasing comfort and security around tax governance, risk and compliance.
DA; I work in tax. Will the course be relevant for me or is it mainly for people who work in audit or FP&A?
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