How Tech Can Help You Navigate the New Tax Rules and Tax Trends
Release Date: 04/05/2021
Superfund - Are you ready?
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Listen to this new podcast, and hear how Thomson Reuters and KPMG are working together to help businesses better manage the impact associated with the reinstated Superfund Excise Tax. Understand more about the new regulations, how to calculate the tax, and how to comply with these complex reporting requirements. Show notes: Jesse Shannon, Robert D Kleppel, Taylor Cortright, Chris Harris, Carl Davis, Resources:
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Global Trade Edition: 2022 World Customs Organization changes and how technology can help global traders
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More supply chain disruptions are coming, as the World Customs Organization makes their every 5-year large Harmonized System changes effective January 2022, introducing 351 sets of amendments covering a wide range of goods across industries. In this episode, global trade experts Suzanne Offerman talk to Virginia Thompson and Brandon Jones as they unpack the new changes to the HS, including strategies and tools that global trade professionals can use to mitigate the disruption of their supply chains.
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How edge computing and the cloud will revolutionize tax departments
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Business models across industries are changing faster than ever before. We hear a lot about changes due to COVID, companies transforming the way they sell, bringing new products to market, digitizing how they serve customers. Corporations have increased the number of places they are doing business, customers they serve, and the breadth of products and services they offer. This, in turn, increases the volume of purchases or transactions they have and the huge tax implications that follow.
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A Closer Look at Corporate Income Tax Solution for a Successful Filling Season
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In this episode, Thomson Reuters Bianca Kuijper takes us through a “behind-the-scenes” look at the industry’s most trusted and powerful corporate income tax solution. She is joined by our own technology and customer success experts, Alycia Hemingway and Sudha Addepalli as they share best practices and strategies tax professionals can put into place to ensure a smooth tax filling season.
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How To Achieve Global Statutory Financial Compliance
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In our latest episode, our host Briony Kempton talks to customer TMF Global’s Pavlo Boyko on how automation technology can assist finance departments and Shared Service Centers with standardization and centralization of their global reports.
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The Sophisticated Tax Department– What It Is and How To Get There
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In this episode, our own Bianca Kuijper talks to EY America's Shaun Lockhart, and provide insights into how technologies make the most positive impact, create efficiencies, save time, improve data quality, and provide meaningful insights. Turning the time saved and the high-quality data into meaningful insights sets sophisticated or predictive tax departments apart from the rest.
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How Tech Tools Help Mitigate Supply Chain Disruption
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With supply chain disruption erupting around the world, what strategies and tools can customers use to navigate these cataclysmic changes?
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How AI and Machine Learning Can Help With K-1s
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How can AI and machine learning assist already overburdened tax professionals with complicated and time-consuming processes?
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How Tech Can Help You Navigate the New Tax Rules and Tax Trends
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The disruptions due to COVID has hastened many industry tax trends simmering on the surface even before the pandemic hit. These new rules and trends can have a lasting effect beyond 2022 and even the next five years. Moreover, with economic stimulus packages rolling out from governments worldwide, it's no secret these governing authorities will be looking for ways to charge indirect taxes to refill their coffers.
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How Tech Can Help with Brexit Supply Chain Disruptions
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Businesses are having to navigate the confusing and unfamiliar supply chain disruptions caused by Brexit. How can technology ease their Brexit supply chain headaches? Our panel of experts discusses the new United Kingdom-European Union Free Trade Agreement and how technology can mitigate the supply chain disruption Brexit is causing multinational corporations doing business in the UK.
info_outlineThe disruptions due to COVID has hastened many industry tax trends simmering on the surface even before the pandemic hit. These new rules and trends can have a lasting effect beyond 2022 and even the next five years. Moreover, with economic stimulus packages rolling out from governments worldwide, it's no secret these governing authorities will be looking for ways to charge indirect taxes to refill their coffers.
Thomson Reuters’ own Chris Harris, Chris Reich, and Dan LeCompte from KPMG offer information on what tax professionals need to know and understand as they navigate discussion on automation, people, process, technology, and how it integrates with their organizations.
Additional resources: Chris Harris LinkedIn, Chris Reich LinkedIn, Dan LeCompte LinkedIn.
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