“Opening up the books” takes on a whole new meaning with the introduction of e-invoicing. While paper invoicing has been on the decline for decades, the increased impetus on corporations to provide more data, more transparency, and more cooperation with governments around the world has led to e-invoicing taking centre stage as the next revolution […] … Read More

Jump to ↓   Cut out repetitive manual tasks Streamline accounts production and tax filings Minimise human error Communicate and collaborate with ease Add more value to tax and accounting clients Create business visibility What’s the solution to drive accounting efficiency? Today’s accountants and tax professionals are operating in a fast-moving and demanding environment. Compliance […] … Read More

The rise of continuous transaction controls (CTCs)—and the increasing number of other digital real-time controls being implemented every year—makes managing indirect tax more complex and riskier than ever. In many jurisdictions, you must now ensure that your assessment is correct at the moment of the transaction, if not before. There’s no time to review it and […] … Read More

Indirect taxes can be some of the most perplexing to calculate correctly the first time and filed correctly — especially when paired with HMRC’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) mandates for digital record keeping and reporting. While intended to simplify VAT across the EU, the MTD initiative has contributed to an additional amount of confusion around […] … Read More

The complexities of understanding and managing indirect taxes, when doing business within the UK, can be daunting. In addition to a plethora of ever-evolving domestic regulations and requirements complicated by Brexit, businesses in the UK must also consider challenges in complex areas such as customs and exports. Compliance becomes more challenging every year, with tax […] … Read More

At its most basic level, a VAT —or value-added tax — is a type of consumption tax charged on items that people buy. Known also as an indirect tax because businesses collect it for the UK government. Businesses must register for VAT if their VAT-taxable turnover is more than £85,000. They can also choose to […] … Read More