Following insights from a recent webinar, Mark Oh explores how indirect tax compliance is rapidly shifting toward real-time reporting—driven by increasing regulatory scrutiny—and why organisations must embed AI into transaction workflows to detect, manage, and resolve issues earlier in the lifecycle. By moving beyond traditional, end-of-period processes, tax and finance teams can strengthen data accuracy, reduce compliance risk, and stay audit-ready in an always-on reporting environment.
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Mark Oh
Customer Success Director, Australia & New Zealand, Thomson Reuters
Mark is Thomson Reuters’ Customer Success Director for Australia and New Zealand, with prior experience as the Indirect Tax Segment Lead for Asia and Emerging Markets. Based in Sydney and with over 25 years of experience in multinational corporations and accounting firms in Australia and APAC, including tax and finance leadership roles at BlackRock and Nomura, Mark brings deep commercial acumen as well as extensive corporate and indirect tax expertise.
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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