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Staying ahead of the indirect tax challenge
Governments are increasingly relying on indirect taxes for revenue, fast-tracking efforts to modernise reporting and collection systems. Real-time reporting and e-invoicing are now key regulatory priorities, aimed at boosting compliance, enhancing transparency, and curbing fraud.
The evolution of international trade and e-commerce is transforming business-customer interactions, seamlessly blending physical and digital channels. Companies are shifting to direct-to-consumer models, reconfiguring supply chains, and enhancing operational flexibility. These changes make indirect taxes crucial for cross-border businesses, with rising expectations for governance, controls, and accountability.
Tax authorities are digitising compliance, using data and technology to refine risk assessment and audit processes. It's vital to keep indirect tax systems and data robust, current, and reliable. Our Indirect Tax Team at PwC helps you navigate regulatory changes and strengthen tax governance, so you can mitigate risks, enhance compliance, and focus on growth.
Our team is here to help you take charge of your supply chain and guide your strategic choices. We focus on Swiss and international VAT, customs procedures, free-trade agreements, export controls, and IT process automation, including indirect tax technology. Let's work together to navigate these complexities and drive your success.
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Please send us your message via the contact form. We look forward to hearing from you.
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Christoph Schärer
Tax and Legal Innovation, Transformation & Disruption Leader, PwC Switzerland
+41 58 792 42 82
Dr Sandra Ragaz-Fumia
Partner, Leader Pharma & Life Science – International Indirect Tax & ReguIatory, PwC Switzerland
+41 79 792 72 98
Simeon Probst