Highlights: Tax authorities worldwide are shifting to a digital economy by implementing e-invoicing and Continuous Transaction Controls (CTCs) Understanding the differences between e-invoicing and CTCs Recognising the benefits and challenges of e-invoicing Requirements for setting up e-invoicing   A notable trend has emerged over the past few years as tax authorities worldwide embrace the shift […] … Read More

This blog is the first in a series of four examining product solutions that can help specialists and strategists master tariff compliance. President Donald Trump’s sporadic levying of tariffs is creating huge uncertainty for companies that do business in or with the United States. The inability to know how things will progress makes it extremely […] … Read More

Save time and resources in the ever-changing world of indirect tax reporting For large companies operating in a digitalised global economy, indirect tax compliance has evolved from an arduous manual task to a largely hands-off process performed by sophisticated tax technologies that execute most tax functions—data gathering, computation, reconciliation, invoicing, reporting, filing, etc.—automatically and in […] … Read More

In today’s digitally-driven world, businesses across all sectors undergo significant technological transformations. These changes, often involving transitions to cloud-based systems, are reshaping how core business functions operate, including taxation.  For example, reduced IT maintenance can save businesses an average of $297k.  IT professionals are essential to driving successful digital transformation across the indirect tax department. […] … Read More

In the first two installments of our blog series on e-invoicing and Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC), we discussed the basics of e-invoicing and how it affects tax teams and compliance efforts. In this article, the third and last of the series, we will explore some of the regional complexities and challenges that companies may encounter […] … Read More

As with everything in today’s fast-moving, ever more complicated data world, the way statutory reporting is done is changing quickly. This is because technology is improving, and the regulatory requirements are always changing.  We understand that managing this complexity can be challenging. And that getting it wrong can be costly. To remain competitive and compliant […] … Read More