Key takeaways Ask an indirect tax professional whether they personally use AI, and most already say yes. 65 per cent now use publicly available GenAI tools like ChatGPT for work.…
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Thomson Reuters named a leader in worldwide e-invoicing
IDC names Thomson Reuters a leader in worldwide complaint e-invoicing, building on our 2024 leader recognition in Europe and offering independent proof that our connected approach keeps you ahead as…
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The connected tax function
New research surveying 451 finance leaders across APAC shows how tax functions are shifting from periodic filing to continuous, strategic influence, and how quickly the window to catch up is…
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Your eight-step e-invoicing
implementation roadmap
Key takeaways This is your step-by-step roadmap to escape the point-to-point trap and build a global e-invoicing infrastructure that scales. Table of contents The 8-step e-invoicing migration-to-implementation framework The gold…
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The point-to-point trap: how fragmented e-invoicing stalls global growth
Key takeaways The problem most global enterprises are facing today Most organisations don’t fragmentation coming. They start with one country, one vendor, one integration. It works. Then they add a…
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Regulatory forecast 2026: your guide to e-invoicing and tax compliance
Governments everywhere are moving to real-time tax reporting so digital tax transformation has moved from a future consideration to your daily reality. As continuous transaction controls (CTCs) expand and e-invoicing…
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For New Zealand businesses, the future of indirect tax compliance is touchless
Indirect tax compliance is becoming more complex as digital reporting and e‑invoicing continue to evolve globally, with increasing implications for New Zealand businesses. For tax and finance teams, this shift is driving greater pressure, manual effort, and risk. This article explores how AI-powered automation — through ONESOURCE Indirect Compliance powered by CoCounsel — can help streamline processes, improve accuracy, and move toward more efficient, auditable compliance.
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Navigating the New Tariff Reality: How APAC Businesses Can Turn Uncertainty into Opportunity
The global trade landscape shifted dramatically on February 20, 2026, when the U.S. Supreme Court held that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) does not authorise the president to…
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Pillar Two: What it means for non-US headquartered multinationals
The G7’s announcement regarding a potential exemption for some US-based multinationals from certain aspects of Pillar Two has made waves, but what does it mean for large multinationals headquartered in…
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Pillar Two: Where is it going as of July 2025?
The surprising 26 June announcement by the G7 of an “understanding” that would exclude US parented groups from the IIR and UTPR, two of the main mechanisms of the global…
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