- A ruling on Walkers’ Sensation Poppadoms tax treatment generated a big response
- The ruling classified the poppadoms as crisps subject to VAT
- The ruling highlighted the complexity of indirect tax compliance
- Interpretations of indirect tax rules have high stakes for businesses
- Indirect tax compliance has broad implications on businesses across industries and geographies
- The ruling underscores the need for tax agility in businesses to adapt to complex tax laws and their wide-ranging impacts
Source: vertexinc.com
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