Powering the future of indirect tax: Connected compliance, driven by intelligence

As global tax authorities digitize and enforce real-time reporting, indirect tax compliance is shifting from periodic reporting to continuous, intelligent assurance. Managing disparate systems for VAT, eInvoicing, calculations, and reconciliations creates data silos, increases compliance exposure, and burdens finance teams with manual overhead.

This session will explore what the future state of VAT compliance looks like and how the concept of connected VAT compliance is emerging as a new approach. We will examine how eInvoicing, compliance data, reconciliation and VAT reporting are increasingly interconnected, and why organisations need to think beyond individual compliance processes towards a more joined-up, intelligence-driven model. 

The discussion will explore how businesses can move from reactive compliance and manual controls towards a more proactive, data-driven approach that provides greater transparency across the VAT lifecycle.

Key Takeaways

• Understand the future state of indirect tax compliance and how regulatory developments such as eInvoicing are changing the way organisations need to manage compliance data and processes
• Discover why reconciliation and connected compliance data are becoming critical to creating greater control, visibility and confidence in VAT reporting
• Learn how organisations can prepare for connected VAT compliance, moving away from fragmented, reactive processes towards a more proactive and data-driven approach