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Gunjan Tripathi of Vertex analyses the implications of the increasing adoption of a ‘tax at destination’ approach and cites SurveyMonkey by Momentive as an example of the positive difference that automated solutions can make.

Peter Boerhof, senior VAT director at Vertex Inc, discusses how tax should take a front seat when it comes to cross-border commerce.

Join Vertex in London and learn how businesses can ensure the opportunity for global growth.

Peter Boerhof discusses why tax technology should be part of a company’s digital transformation strategy, and how VAT directors can showcase the benefits of a tax engine to stakeholders.

Peter Boerhof from Vertex Inc. shares research findings showing that businesses’ indirect tax compliance requirements are hindering online sales growth.

Peter Boerhof, the VAT director of Vertex, will take part in a fireside chat with ITR at 10am GMT on November 10 to discuss how to manage the tax complexities of cross-border sales.

Peter Boerhof of Vertex Inc shares a client case study in which a company invested in a tax engine to automate processes, ensure compliance, and keep up with rapidly digitising tax authorities.

Peter Olanday of Vertex Inc explains how cleverly applying a technology not typically associated with tax automation can help retailers boost back-office performance and contribute to a seamless buying experience for customers.

VAT managers need to understand the migration agenda, check that their VAT solution is fit for purpose, and consider using a tax engine to improve the transition, as Roger Lindelauf of Vertex explains.

Peter Boerhof of Vertex Inc explains why indirect tax functions need to redraw their boundaries to become a strategic asset to their businesses.

Peter Boerhof of Vertex Inc shares the results of a survey showing that businesses are increasingly turning to tax engines to eliminate errors and streamline operations.

Oliver Froehlich, European e-commerce and marketplace channel lead at Vertex, explains the indirect tax obligations that are on the horizon as retailers transition to omnichannel operating.

Changes to cross-border VAT in the EU came into effect on July 1 2021 and have significant implications for online sellers and marketplaces. A new e-guide from Vertex explains what actions businesses need to take to ensure their end-to-end tax management remains compliant.

Peter Boerhof, VAT director at Vertex, discusses the complexities of US sales tax as well as the factors online sellers need to consider to meet the tax obligations of each state.

With online sales booming, more tax authorities are applying destination-based taxes. This poses significant end-to-end indirect tax challenges, as Vertex’s tax management guide shows.