If you are making your way through your own tax transformation journey, then you may be interested in the on-demand version of a recent webinar.  The “Tax transformation: Steps to leverage your tax digitisation journey” discussion took place on 26 May and explored the journeys through indirect tax transformation experienced by a global group of panellists from the EU and USA.   Who were the speakers?  Byron King, Director Professional Services, Thomson Reuters, hosted […] … Read More

On June 15, 2017, U.K. HMRC issued updated guidance on the Worldwide Disclosure Facility (WDF). See BEPS Action 12. On December 31, 2015, all HMRC offshore facilities closed. The WDF is currently available to anyone who would like to disclose a U.K. tax liability that relates wholly or partly to an offshore issue, which includes […] … Read More

The 2020 Self Assessment filing season was an unusual one. It started under lock down, with the challenges of remote staff working and receiving client information, and ended with a last minute extension. During it all, back in July, MTD (Making Tax Digital) mandation from April 2023 was quietly announced. At Thomson Reuters we have […] … Read More

How can manufacturers maximise VAT recovery with indirect tax automation software? Recovering as much value-added tax (VAT) as possible is a sound business practice for multinational manufacturing companies. VAT rates are typically much higher than the consumption tax rates in the US. For example, Hungary has a 27% VAT rate, the highest in Europe. VAT […] … Read More

As 2021 gets underway, and everyone is looking forward to a brighter year, we took the opportunity to catch up online with Toby Gallington, Head of Germany and Austria, Tax Technology, and Jeroen van Asch, Sales Specialist Nordics, from Thomson Reuters.  We wanted to speak with them about the challenges facing tax professionals, how that […] … Read More

Thomson Reuters has and continues to monitor the regulatory changes the United Kingdom and the European Union imposes as a result of the BREXIT transition period that ended 31 December 2020. There have been and will continue to be various updates impacting the VAT treatments as policies for the UK and EU are updated in […] … Read More