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The Big Shift: Positioning your firm to help clients evolve

ThomsonReuters

The workplace is becoming more technology-driven. Businesses looking to optimize workforce growth : Some companies have no finance or accounting professionals in-house and no desire to change. These businesses typically outsource most or all their finance and accounting needs so they can focus on core business and customer needs.

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5 steps to win a business case for an indirect tax technology solution

ThomsonReuters

For indirect tax teams, the question of whether and when to invest in more tax technology often looms large, depending on the size of the organization and the immediate challenges facing the department. These are just a few of the advantages of a contemporary indirect tax technology solution. Reduced support costs. Emphasize them.

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The Big Shift: Changing needs means changing tactics

ThomsonReuters

The workplace is becoming more technology-reliant. Some companies have no finance or accounting professionals in-house and no desire to change. They typically outsource most or all their finance and accounting needs so they can focus on core business and customer needs. Business marketplaces are tighter and competition fiercer.

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How to comply with the complexities of interim tax reporting

ThomsonReuters

Embrace technology : Automation can minimize the risk of errors and omissions in the interim tax reporting process, and it can free up valuable time for finance professionals to focus on strategic tasks. Stay informed and seek professional guidance: Keep abreast of the latest developments in tax regulations and accounting standards.

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The CSRD: Upcoming Requirements and How to Prepare

Audit Board

In addition to expanding on the previous NFRD, the updated Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive also incorporates and integrates the EU Taxonomy system and the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR). These disclosures should be integrated into the company’s management report, and will be publicly available.

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