Digital technology is transforming the way in which organisations manage their tax affairs. Are you curious about what the future holds? Sign up now for our upcoming series of tax technology webcasts.
Managing tax and customs internationally has become a real handful. Especially with growing regulatory and cost pressure increasing the workload involved but making it harder to get additional staff. The latest tax technology can relieve your tax people from mechanical tasks so they can focus on the critical elements of their jobs.
The challenges are familiar but evolving all the time. The solutions are very new. To help you keep track and see just how easily and cost-efficiently it can work, we’ll be holding a series of webcasts on different tax-related issues and the new technologies designed to address them. Get on board now to make sure you’re on the winning side of the tax technology revolution.
Fragmented VAT reporting, regulatory collection of transactional data and limited tax function resources make managing indirect taxes a challenge. We look at how to use technology to give you transparency, limit your risk exposure and facilitate global benchmarking – all without spending too much time or money.
Tighter budgets and limited headcounts are forcing tax functions to work more efficiently. If applied correctly, robotic process automation (RPA) can help by considerably cutting the cost of VAT handling. Join us to learn how to benchmark processes for RPA.
The easy availability of vast amounts of transactional data that follow rules makes indirect tax a great candidate for machine learning. We show you how to use artificial intelligence to improve quality and validate your VAT data – and someday maybe even take care of tax determination for you.
Increasing volumes of data don’t necessarily mean greater insight and control. Handling such large amounts of information is hard enough, and then you have the problem of data quality and reconciliation – especially if you’re dealing with different territories and types of tax. We look at best practice approaches to these challenges.
Over the last six months we offered monthly webcasts to help you get up to speed on the following topics - download the recordings now.
In this webcast we’ll be looking at the latest country regulations and recent developments in the use of data analytics for indirect tax. This will include an examination of the role of robotics process automation and process intelligence analysis.
In this webcast we’ll be looking at solutions to help your tax function keep track of tax processes around the globe – and gain an overview of the status of both recurring tasks (like tax return filings) and non-recurring ones (like tax audits).
For the recording of the webcast contact Ekaterina Atakan.
Claiming VAT and sales tax refunds in foreign countries can be costly and time-consuming. In this webcast we look at IT solutions that can help you negotiate the challenge easily and efficiently – and make the effort of reclaiming financially worthwhile.
In this webcast we’ll be looking at why companies deal with imports and exports the way they do, examining opportunities in the customs and trade area, and discussing solutions to improve the way you handle this aspect of your business.
In this webcast we’ll be looking how straightforward software solutions can automate and simplify the preparation of a compliant Swiss VAT reconciliation – and transform a mandatory chore into an exercise that actually adds value for your business.
In this webcast we’ll be looking at solutions that can help your tax function track tax risks more effectively around the globe – including tools to visualise the development of risks over time and report them to different stakeholder groups.
For the recording of the webcast contact Ekaterina Atakan.
Our webcasts are designed for the following people at companies with global or regional headquarters in Switzerland or other countries: CFOs, heads of tax and corporate tax, heads of VAT/indirect tax, tax managers, heads of finance, controlling and risk management, logistics and sourcing.
Modern tax functions in Switzerland often face growing stakeholder demands - but at the same time, it is difficult to get more staff. Technology like SmartCollaboration can help you in freeing up valuable time from mechanical tasks, in order to deal with the increasing workload.
This webcast series ist hosted by Ilona Paakkala and Jochen Richner. They lead the Indirect and Corporate Tax Technology groups respectively and have over 35 years of experience in technology. For different webcasts, they will be joined by subject matter experts from different areas, for example in Data Analytics, reconciliation or other specific solutions.
