Whether you prepare VAT returns in-house, outsource indirect tax returns to a third party, or use a shared service centre or centre of excellence, how do you assess performance and what success looks like? It is certainly best practice to set Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in relation to indirect tax compliance. While these can be localised at a country or regional level, it is recommended that KPIs are scalable to have a consistent policy and for benchmarking and ease of comparison, as well as to identify best practice or flag common areas of risk.
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