S/4HANA is the most important, but by no means the only, data source for the tax department. With regard to data management, it can be said that a tax department should utilise as much data as possible from S/4HANA in as granular a form as possible and should make a particular effort with regard to data quality.
At its core, S/4HANA as an ERP system is not a calculation, compliance and/or reporting tool. A tax department must therefore consider a combination of S/4HANA and other solutions in the sense of a comprehensive tax architecture, ideally for a tax reporting platform.
Source RTCsuite
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