- Traditional growth perspectives require teams, processes, and needs to scale, but the digital economy has changed this paradigm.
- Indirect tax compliance in the digital services landscape involves dealing with country-specific rules and regulations.
- Companies have options for handling compliance: insourcing, outsourcing, or co-sourcing.
- Insourcing provides maximum control but requires significant investment, while outsourcing offers external expertise but may introduce new hurdles. Co-sourcing combines internal and external teams, leveraging automation and providing a transparent flow of data.
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