- Efficiency Gains from Automation: According to HMRC’s research, UK companies that adopted automation for VAT compliance saved approximately 49 million hours in 2024, translating to cost savings of up to £915 million, highlighting the substantial benefits of moving away from manual processes.
- Challenges of Traditional Compliance Methods: Many finance and tax teams still rely on manual methods, leading to time-consuming tasks, higher error rates, and increased stress due to last-minute filing pressures. In-house compliance can drain resources and create bottlenecks, while outsourcing introduces dependency and coordination issues.
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