This exclusive executive roundtable brings together senior professionals to share practical experiences, discuss common challenges and learn from organisations leading Digital VAT Compliance transformation across the Nordic region. Through expert insights and real-world case studies, attendees will gain practical lessons for navigating the evolving VAT compliance landscape.
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Discussion topics
Throughout the evening we’ll explore:
- The future of VAT compliance and emerging regulatory developments
- VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) and its impact on businesses
- eInvoicing and digital reporting mandates across the Nordics
- Planning and implementing Digital VAT Compliance programmes
- Managing organisational change and cross-functional collaboration
- Practical lessons learned from organisations implementing transformation
- Preparing for future compliance requirements through peer discussion
Agenda
The evening will combine expert insights, executive discussions and networking opportunities.
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Who should attend
This event is designed for senior professionals responsible for:
- Indirect Tax and VAT
- Tax Technology and Digital Transformation
- Finance and Financial Control
- Shared Services and Global Business Services
- Compliance and Risk
- Digital Transformation Programmes
What you’ll gain
Attendees will leave with:
- Practical insight into upcoming VAT and digital reporting developments
- Real-world lessons from organisations implementing compliance transformation
- A clearer understanding of Nordic eInvoicing trends
- Peer perspectives on organisational change and implementation challenges
- Valuable networking opportunities with senior tax and finance leaders
Speakers
Inka Rainmeaa
PatrÃcia Mendonça
Over the past 13 years, I have worked mainly with European VAT across different industries and business environments. I have seen compliance evolve significantly, from a largely reporting-focused activity to one that is increasingly driven by technology and data. This shift has made cross-functional collaboration more important than ever.
Throughout my career, I have been involved in a range of transformation projects, including tax engine implementations, ERP transformations, and, more recently, supporting preparations for VAT in the Digital Age.
I believe regulatory change creates opportunities to review and rethink existing processes, improve ways of working, and drive efficiency. Working with teams across tax, finance, and technology allows for the exchange of different perspectives and experiences, helping to find practical solutions that support both compliance and business needs.
Mattias Ericsson
Experienced indirect tax leader with more than 25 years of international VAT and indirect tax experience across global multinational organisations. Currently serving as Group Indirect Tax Director at Electrolux Group, a position held for the past 10 years, leading the global indirect tax function and driving strategy, governance, compliance, risk management, and business transformation initiatives.
Previously held the role of Group Indirect Tax Manager at Lantmännen, with responsibility for the group’s indirect tax agenda. Prior to that, spent ten years at Ericsson in a range of VAT specialist and management positions, building extensive expertise in complex international business models and cross-border transactions. Career foundations were established at the Swedish Tax Agency, providing valuable insight into the VAT legislation and regulatory frameworks.
Recognised for combining technical expertise with a strong commercial mindset and a proven ability to translate complex tax matters into practical, value-creating business solutions in global organisation.
Máté Szimilkó
With a decade of experience in VAT compliance across both Big 4 firms and technology-driven service providers, Máté has progressed from preparer to manager, gaining deep insights into the sector’s challenges and opportunities. He consistently views complexity as a chance to improve quality and efficiency, driving continuous advancement at Fintua.