Customers are reducing time spent on income tax provision by 40% and automating up to 70% of their processes, with complete calculation traceability

CrossBorder Solutions announced changes to its leadership team. With support from CrossBorder’s investors, founder Donald Scherer will pursue a new venture and transition leadership to veteran software executive Walter Scott.

CrossBorder Solutions’ Senior Vice President of Products, Jennifer Cozier, was named one of the top leaders in Georgia in 2022.

CrossBorder Solutions, the global leader in technology driven tax solutions, today announced that Matthew “MJ” Masankay has been named as its new Chief Executive Officer.

Spotlight on Chief Economist from Aug. 2021

The United Kingdom left the European Union last January more than four years after its citizens voted for what became known as the Brexit. The breakup hasn’t been amicable. The two sides are still bickering over a free trade agreement and if they don’t get it done by midnight Brussels time on New Year’s Eve, there’s likely to be economic pain on both sides of the English Channel.

Here’s what advanced technology can do for your tax department.

The current G20 countries account for more than 80% of the world’s GDP, 75% of global trade, and 60% of the world’s population. This summer, all eyes will be on the G20 summit as they tackle issues related to the global minimum corporate tax and profit reallocation of multinational enterprises.

Finding a global solution for the taxation of the digital economy has been a primary focus of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). Mimi Song of CrossBorder solutions considers the hurdles faced in creating such a solution.

MNE Tax is excited to share that we have been acquired by CrossBorder Solutions, the global leader in technology-driven tax solutions! This innovative company is well-known for its best-in-class transfer pricing documentation and R&D tax credit software.

In this episode, Don explains what tax changes the industry needs to be aware of and discusses exactly what differentiates CrossBorder Solutions from other companies when it comes to implementing solutions.

While our ability to see into the future may be in short supply, we can offer expert analysis to get you on the road to tax planning-related answers in this week’s Insights Roundup.

As part of our series about the “Five Things You Need To Be A Highly Effective Leader During Turbulent Times” we had the pleasure of interviewing Don Scherer, CEO and co-founder of CrossBorder Solutions.

Mimi Song, Chief Economist at CrossBorder Solutions, discusses the implications of increasing a global minimum corporate tax. Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller.

Covid-19 disrupted and further complicated the never-simple world of transfer pricing. Mimi Song of CrossBorder Solutions outlines what tax departments need to do to prepare for scrutiny by tax authorities hoping to squeeze revenue out of transfer pricing in 2021.

Don Scherer is the CEO of CrossBorder Solutions, which uses AI to help businesses file their taxes more efficiently. Here’s a day in his life, with long morning walks, cauliflower pasta lunches, TikTok, and lots of meetings.

As part of our series about the “Five Things You Need To Be A Highly Effective Leader During Turbulent Times”, we had the pleasure of interviewing Don Scherer, CEO and co-founder of CrossBorder Solutions.

2021 is shaping up as a year of economic growth and recovery. Mimi Song of CrossBorder Solutions looks at predictions for U.S. and international tax policy measures.

CrossBorder Solutions Chief Economist Mimi Song gives a comment to Tax Notes.

The hype around South Florida as an up-and-coming startup hub isn’t just hype. Seed- and early-stage investment to Sunshine State founders really is up several-fold year over year. And Miami companies are leading the gains.

The OECD-brokered deal to overhaul global tax rules was a major step forward in the years-long effort to find international agreement—but the clock is still ticking.

Hybrid work models are becoming more popular as the pandemic recedes. What does this mean for the future of financial services and fintech firms?