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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Canada-US tariffs are bilateral. Their commercial effects may not be.
For Asia-Pacific enterprises connected to North American customers, suppliers or production networks, the latest Canada–US tariff measures raise a more useful question than whether a tariff applies directly to their…
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The Contribution Gap: Special report
Indirect tax teams influence pricing, contracts, supply chains and market-entry decisions, yet their contribution often goes unrecognised. Explore the research and ten practical actions that can help make your function’s value visible.
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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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IFRS 18 is not a 2027 problem
For an Australian for-profit entity with a 30 June balance date, the first financial statements prepared under AASB 18 will cover the year ending 30 June 2028. That sounds comfortably…
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Traditional vs. touchless: A comparison indirect tax compliance workflows
Indirect tax compliance doesn’t have to be burdened by manual processes. This guide compares traditional and touchless workflows across data processing, validation, reconciliation, and filing, highlighting how AI-powered automation can help tax teams reduce risk, improve accuracy, and reclaim time for higher-value work.
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The tax return isn’t the deadline anymore. The transaction is.
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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