Starting 18 November 2025, Companies House requires new identity verification. This change directly impacts how you serve your clients and manage company formations. This initiative is designed to enhance corporate transparency and combat economic crime by mandating identity verification for individuals involved in UK company setup and management. This article outlines what you need to […] … Read More

Thomson Reuters and SAP have partnered to deliver a powerful ESG reporting solution, now available in the SAP Store. By integrating ONESOURCE Statutory Reporting with SAP’s Sustainability Control Tower, the platform combines regulatory expertise with advanced ESG data management to help organisations meet European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS).   Highlights:  Discover how the integration solution […] … Read More

Highlights:    ESG assurance builds trust by verifying data accuracy, helping to prevent greenwashing and misinformation. Limited versus reasonable assurance offers flexibility, but more thorough audits will soon be required under the CSRD. ESG audits ensure data readiness, identify gaps, and help companies meet evolving global reporting standards.   As performance metrics for environmental, social, […] … Read More

  Highlights: A new global tax rule (UTPR) starts in 2025 to ensure large multinational enterprises pay at least a 15% effective tax rate worldwide, even if the main rule doesn’t apply. Compliance will become more complex, as each country may implement the rule differently, requiring companies to monitor and adjust for tax rules in […] … Read More

Global indirect tax challenges Indirect tax professionals in multinational corporations know one thing for certain: change is constant, and the demands on tax teams are growing. Over the past two years, tax professionals have faced persistent challenges—regulatory pressures, technology shifts, and resource constraints—while charting a bold course toward innovation and resilience. 2024 and 2025 survey […] … Read More

Consider two companies, both of which want to enter a new market within 30 days.     One company has been putting off investment in new tax technologies, so it is struggling to keep up with the local filing rules and compliance deadlines. This company’s tax department is also having trouble with unanticipated regulatory changes, jurisdictional […] … Read More