Indirect tax professionals know there are major changes coming that have a significant impact on the way businesses need to operate to remain compliant. In order to meet the current and upcoming Digital Reporting Requirements , Tax, IT and finance teams need to step-up and collaboratively drive changes now.
But it’s also harder than ever to get peoples’ attention. When there are global crises on top of an ever-growing list of corporate priorities, how can finance and tax people get anyone to prioritize what’s happening in indirect tax?
We’ve put together 4 top tips to help you get your finance and wider business to start thinking about tax and take the necessary steps to get ahead of these major changes.
- 1. Stop communicating like a tax person
- 2. Get out there and speak to more people in the business.
- 3. Focus on why these changes need to happen.
- 4. Be patient and persistent.
Source Sharespace
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