Deloitte Middle East has launched Tax Operate, a new service intended to help organisations in the region manage and reshape their tax functions through “scalable, technology-enabled” operating models.

The company said Tax Operate is focused on ongoing operational delivery rather than single transformation projects, covering the full tax life cycle including compliance, reporting, process standardisation and governance.

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Offered through co-sourced and outsourced arrangements, the service gives businesses access to Deloitte’s tax, regulatory and sector specialists while allowing them to retain oversight and control of their tax operations.

Deloitte noted that the offering is designed to help companies strengthen governance, improve efficiency and manage rising complexity.

By embedding technology-enabled processes into tax operating models, Tax Operate is aimed at building tax functions that can adapt to regulatory change and support ongoing improvement.

The company added that the introduction of the offering also reflects the growing need for organisations to respond to rapidly evolving global tax regulations.

Deloitte Middle East partner and Tax Operate leader Basit Hussain said: “Tax functions today face increasing regulatory scrutiny and operational complexity.

“Organisations need sustainable models that strengthen compliance while improving efficiency and governance.

“Tax Operate combines deep technical expertise, technology-enabled processes and scalable delivery models to help businesses manage their tax operations with greater confidence and control.”

In February this year, Deloitte unveiled plans to form a new Europe, Middle East and Africa entity. The new practice was launched on 1 June.