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Geopolitical Fragmentation: The New Trade-War Balance-Sheet Risk of 2026

Executive Summary In 2026, geopolitical fragmentation is no longer a “news risk” — it is a measurable financial risk. Tariffs, export controls, sanctions, shipping disruptions, and sudden regulatory divergence can reprice inventory, impair contracts, delay cash collections, and force costly supplier reconfiguration. The most exposed businesses are those with single-country sourcing, thin working capital buffers,...

Machine-Readable Tax Law: Turning Legislation into Code Without Breaking Certainty, Fairness, or Due Process

Executive Summary Tax systems are being pushed—by digitisation, APIs, and real-time reporting—toward a new operating model: compliance embedded in software. But there is a fundamental constraint: software cannot reliably apply tax rules unless those rules are expressed in a way that is consistent, testable, and unambiguous. This is the promise—and the controversy—of machine-readable tax law:...

Once-Only Data and Joined-Up Government: Why Tax Administrations Become a National Data Utility—and What the Caribbean Must Do Next

  Executive Summary Modern tax administrations are no longer just collectors of returns; they are increasingly becoming data utilities—institutions that ingest, reconcile, and operationalise high-value data across the economy to deliver better compliance, better service, and better policy outcomes. A defining feature of this shift is the move toward once-only data and joined-up government: taxpayers...

Return Prefilling for VAT and Income Tax: Global Adoption, Data Dependencies, and Practical Caribbean Pathways

Executive Summary Return prefilling is one of the clearest signals that tax administration is moving from “post-event reporting” to data-driven compliance. Historically, prefilling was most common in personal income tax (PIT) where employers and financial institutions supplied third-party data. What’s changing globally is scope and ambition: prefilling is increasingly being extended—where data ecosystems permit—into VAT...

APIs, Accounting Software, and “Natural Systems”: How Tax Is Moving Into Business Workflows—and What the Caribbean Must Do Next

Executive Summary Tax compliance is shifting from a periodic, manual activity—prepared after transactions happen—to an increasingly embedded and connected model where reporting, withholding, validation, and payments occur inside the “natural systems” of the economy: payroll platforms, accounting software, invoicing tools, banking rails, and digital marketplaces. The OECD’s 2025 report on tax administration digitalisation highlights API...

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