The world of indirect tax compliance is a battleground. Ever-changing regulations, resource constraints, and the need for efficiency leave businesses struggling. Based on a Thomson Reuters survey of 180 indirect…
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Mark Oh
Indirect Tax Lead, Thomson Reuters - Asia and Emerging Markets
Mark is Thomson Reuters’ Indirect Tax Lead for the product, and solutions consultancy team across APAC, Japan, China, and SEA. Mark brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, with over 25 years spanning across large multi-national corporates and accounting firms both in Australia and in the APAC region, including a career at both BlackRock and Nomura where he was the regional head of tax for those organisations based in Hong Kong. With tenure both in-house as well as in advisory firms, he brings deep commercial acumen as well as technical corporate and indirect tax experience.
He has a proven ability to successfully partner across multiple tiers of corporates and shareholders to maximise returns, significantly improving finance teams, systems and processes through his ability to be hands-on when necessary.
Posts by Mark Oh
2024-25 Australia Federal Budget Update
Whilst the Australian federal budget largely walked the tightrope of the challenges faced by the costs of living crisis and trying to bring inflation back in the target range, changes…
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Decoding tax determination: Choosing the right path in a complex landscape
The digital transformation across business and society continues to pick up momentum. Many business and IT leaders are searching for the latest software technology to help them take advantage of…
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Is global tax transparency accelerating digital transformation?
A new report says decision makers are embracing digital transformation to comply with global tax transparency expectations.
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5 ways a tax engine mitigates risk and delivers business value
Discover the benefits of integrating a cloud-based tax engine in your organization’s IT environment. From reducing invoicing errors to increasing operational efficiency and improving tax controls, this article explores the five key reasons why multinational organizations should consider this transformative technology. Unlock efficiency, enhance compliance, and gain a strategic edge in managing indirect tax requirements.
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