- Many organizations treat tax as an afterthought during ERP migrations, leading to costly and time-consuming issues such as incorrect tax determination, inconsistent treatment, and missing data for compliance, which become more visible and expensive as transaction volumes increase.
- The misconception that tax can be “fixed later” is dangerous, as post-implementation remediation often requires extensive reworking of core systems, leading to delays, additional costs, and exposure to audit risks and penalties.
- To avoid these pitfalls and ensure the ERP investment delivers sustainable value, tax requirements must be integrated early into process design, data structures, and integrations, treating tax as a design enabler rather than a mere compliance project.
Source Innovate Tax
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