Turn indirect tax into an e-commerce growth enabler

As global e-commerce growth continues to accelerate, businesses face new challenges in managing indirect taxes. The recent panel discussion hosted by Thought Leader Global and Vertex, and professionals from Netflix, Zalando, Nestle, and Lexmark, address navigating indirect tax for e-commerce businesses to support growth ambitions. The discussion highlights how technology and strategic tax management can turn the challenges of indirect tax for e-commerce businesses into opportunities for growth and efficiency.

Discover how leading companies are navigating these complexities with innovative strategies and technology to turn indirect tax management into a growth enabler. From leveraging advanced tax technologies to adapting to real-time reporting requirements, this discussion offers valuable insights into staying compliant and thriving in the global e-commerce market.

Why watch the expert panel discussion?

The discussion covers the various challenges e-commerce businesses face in managing VAT and other indirect tax within the fast-moving e-commerce environment and the solutions that help turn challenges into opportunity. Key themes include:

Regulation  

EU e-commerce VAT rules and how they are impacting business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B) sales models. The need for technology to help manage compliance effectively.

Technology

The essential role of technology in automating VAT calculations, managing complex invoicing obligations, and accurate record-keeping. How are companies like Zalando and Nestle leveraging tax technology and ERP for compliance.

Data

The difficulties in maintaining consistent, accurate data across multiple systems and the need for standardised approaches to data collection and reporting.

E-invoicing

With many countries moving towards real-time reporting and e-invoicing, the complexities of staying compliant across different jurisdictions and their unique reporting standards.

Global and local compliance

The importance of both global governance and local execution. Balancing a centralised approach with the need to adapt to country-specific regulations.

The future

How indirect tax for e-commerce businesses might change and the role of automation, tax engine integration and standardised international frameworks like those championed by the OECD.

Watch the panel discussion now and gain expert insights and practical strategies that can help your business overcome indirect tax compliance challenges and uses indirect tax for global e-commerce growth enablement. Click here to access the full discussion.