Watch this on-demand webinar where industry experts from ITR and Thomson Reuters discuss the wide-ranging efficiencies that can be achieved by automating and centralising financial processes through a single global hub. The centralisation of tax and financial compliance is key to increasing data quality, cost efficiency, and corporate governance. However, multinational corporations often rely on in-country specialists to fulfil statutory financial reporting and indirect tax compliance processes.

Information on these decentralised activities is often stored locally in different formats, languages, and systems. The end result is laborious manual processes, time-consuming and costly audits, and penalties for regulatory filing delays. These challenges present a huge opportunity for shared service centres (SSCs), centres of excellence (COEs), and global capability centres (GCCs) to streamline their indirect tax and statutory reporting processes. In this complimentary webinar co-hosted by ITR and Thomson Reuters, industry experts will discuss the wide-ranging efficiencies and strategic business benefits that can be achieved by automating and centralising financial processes through a single global hub.

Join Thomson Reuters and ITR experts to understand:

• How the centralisation of knowledge-based indirect tax and statutory reporting compliance can deliver measurable cost savings, strengthened managerial oversight, improved risk management, and valuable business insights; and
• How expert technology that leverages the expertise of accounting firms can transform global financial compliance and support business growth plans.

Speakers:

• Samuel Johnstone – Senior Product Marketing Manager, Thomson Reuters
• Mark Oh – Indirect Tax Proposition Lead - Asia & Emerging Markets, Thomson Reuters
• Sriram Ranganathan – General Manager Taxation, Wipro Limited