Corporate tax teams that want to invest in an automated indirect tax solution can’t simply declare to decision-makers that efficiencies, cost savings, and a host of other benefits will magically start boosting the bottom line once the software is activated. Rather, to make a persuasive case for investment in automation, tax teams must explain: where […] … Read More
Improvements in technology have fundamentally changed tax authority expectations on how much data a company can provide and when. For many companies, digitalisation is the only way to stay compliant as authorities migrate to a real-time, digital indirect tax environment. In a recent webinar organised by Thought Leadership Global in partnership with Thomson Reuters, a […] … Read More
New regulations in Norway and Romania illustrate further regulatory updates impacting European VAT compliance and reporting obligations as tax authorities push towards digitalisation and greater transparency. Our constant monitoring of VAT legislation ensures that ONESOURCE Indirect Compliance continues to support our clients seamlessly through evolving changes. Below are the specific Norwegian and Romanian VAT changes […] … Read More
You’ve probably now got systems in place to support remote working, but now what? How should teams manage their day to day tasks in a remote environment? At Thomson Reuters, we remote work to a large extent – we have staff who are 100% remote, and most office-based employees split their time between office and […] … 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