Author: Nathan Farmer

As the curtain falls on another fascinating, yet challenging, year in the indirect tax industry, it provides an opportunity to reflect on what we’ve learnt over the last 12 months and how recent developments have shaped the way we implement and maintain best-in-class tax solutions.

E-invoicing is a hot topic we’ve been hearing about for a while now; from whispers to legally binding regulation. For those who have been under a rock or on the moon, e-invoicing is the new regulatory requirement imposed by governments or a governing body that

There’s no getting away from the fact that e-invoicing is the hottest topic in town right now amongst tax professionals. Whether it’s yet another country mandating its use or new requirements being announced, the issue is never far from the headlines – leaving tax, finance

Although a small number of countries have recently approved high-profile delays to their e-invoicing mandates, there are many more nations – like Poland – that are pushing ahead with imminent introductions. If your business uses SAP, there is an important question to consider as mandatory

A consultation period on the European Union’s (EU’s) proposed amendments to administrative cooperation on VAT collection opened last week as the bloc urgently seeks to reduce its VAT gap. The VAT gap has been a major problem for EU countries for some time; the latest

Whether you are implementing a tax engine for a new ERP, moving into new territories or absorbing an acquired business, the size, scale and complexity of the project facing you makes it an all-encompassing and draining experience for even the most experienced tax professionals. Projects

Just like your car, boiler and favourite watch, best practice demands that your tax solution should also be booked in for a regular service. As with any wearable component, even the latest and greatest tax solution will slowly become outdated or inefficient if left untouched.

As a global business based in the US, it’s likely you’re already using a tax engine to determine tax on domestic transactions. After all, with 50 states that all control tax independently and apply different rates and rules on a state, city, postcode or even

With economic challenges spreading across the globe, it’s fair to say 2023 is likely to be an unpredictable year for tax; and, for that matter, almost all fiscal levers available to governments. Nonetheless, I’m going to attempt to predict the unpredictable by sharing with you

Change is happening at a rapid pace throughout the indirect tax industry; you’ll probably already be aware that new regulations, requirements and mandates are being announced on an almost daily basis by tax authorities around the world. With this in mind, every tax professional must