Two technologies come to mind, and both can bolster tax compliance and fraud detection: machine learning (ML) and blockchain – or more specifically, blockchain cryptography.
Tax authorities around the world increasingly rely on digital technologies to navigate today’s complex and rapidly evolving tax landscapes.
Five points that tax and procurement teams should address to ensure a successful implementation.
Get a comprehensive overview of the current tax-technology dynamic from IBFD.
“Perfect storm” no longer suffices when describing the manifold tax management challenges for online sellers.
The “robot tax” debate is heating up, according to the Wall Street Journal. Bill Gates has called for a tax on certain forms of advanced automation, and so has New York Mayor Bill de Blasio.
In addition to delivering rock-solid compliance, the right platform can power accurate real-time transactions.
As the technology’s role in trade expands, tax authorities are, of course, taking notice.
It’s not just businesses that are embracing distributed ledger technologies. Tax administrations have powerful incentives for adoption, too.
Pilots and projects are starting to emerge in businesses and government agencies alike. What does blockchain mean for the future of taxation?
Lured by the cost and control benefits, CFOs are making their opening moves on blockchain.
The EU reports that it loses almost 150 billion euros a year to VAT fraud. As such, new options to reduce this loss are on the table.
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