Value-added tax is a consumption tax levied at every point in a supply chain—from production to final sale. It’s based on the difference between the cost of production and the selling price of a product or service, or the value added. Sales taxes are different in that they are generally collected only at the final point of sale to the ultimate consumer. Enterprises collect the value-added tax from customers when they sell goods or services and remit the collected VAT to the relevant national or...
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Office of Finance,
Tax,
tax compliance,
digital finance,
Order-to-Cash,
Value-Added Tax,
Sales Tax
In 2013, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) published a report titled “Action Plan on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting” (commonly referred to as “BEPS”), which describes the challenges national governments face in enforcing taxation in an increasingly global environment with a growing share of digital commerce. Country-by-country (CbC) Reporting has developed in response to the concerns raised in the report. To date, 65 countries (including all members of the...
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GRC,
audit,
finance transformation,
LongView,
Tax,
Business Analytics,
Oracle,
CFO,
Vertex,
FPM,
legal,
tax optimization,
tax data warehouse Thomson-Reuters multinational,
international tax,
tax compliance
