Spon­sored by: Thom­son Reuters

It is esti­mat­ed that in 2016, over 5 bil­lion B2B e‑invoices and over 3 bil­lion B2C e‑bills were gen­er­at­ed, pro­vid­ing gov­ern­ments with real time trans­ac­tion infor­ma­tion and enabling the poten­tial for a real-time audit. This sig­nif­i­cant­ly impacts the win­dow of time a busi­ness has to ensure prop­er tax com­pli­ance and has increased the need for ensur­ing the cre­ation of ​“the per­fect tax invoice”. The inevitable move towards elec­tron­ic invoic­ing has the poten­tial to increase a busi­ness’ expo­sure to com­pli­ance-relat­ed issues.

The agen­da for a col­lab­o­ra­tive dis­cus­sion facil­i­tat­ed by tax and tech­nol­o­gy pro­fes­sion­als from Thom­son Reuters and KPMG includes:

• E‑invoicing today – LATAM and EU (Brazil and Spain) lead­ing the way with elat­ed updates on U.S. sales/​use tax policy
• How to suc­cess­ful­ly dri­ve cross func­tion­al sup­port (automa­tion, trade, data) through the ​“per­fect tax invoice” strategy
• How emerg­ing tech­nolo­gies in data ana­lyt­ics, e‑reporting, and ERP (SAP/​Ariba, Ora­cle, Fusion, Coupa, etc.) will affect tax processes
• Lead­ing prac­tices in tax tech­nol­o­gy deploy­ments (on-premise and cloud)

Speak­ers:

Niren Sal­dan­ha, Part­ner, Tax, KPMG

Cory McClure, Sr. Man­ag­er, Tax, KPMG

David Emmons, Busi­ness Con­sul­tant, Thom­son Reuters