In a globally connected and increasingly digitized economy, tax administrations are constantly striving for visibility of the end-to-end supply process through technology tools that automate the tax reporting process, from e-invoicing to digital reporting and e-accounting.

The evolution of tax technologies used by the tax administrations is disruptive and is transforming the way taxpayers interact among themselves, with their customers, related parties, and with the government.

Governments are continuing to move forward with the issuance of new regulations and requirements imposed on taxpayers. Having a proactive approach to these changes with a defined tax technology strategy that includes having an e-invoicing and digital reporting policy, will provide organizations with cost savings and efficiencies.

How can KPMG assist?

Our goal is to provide targeted but scalable e-invoicing and digital reporting solutions that address country-specific requirements. These include:

E-invoicing
roadmap
gap analysis
solution
knowledge transfer
customised developments

To assist businesses with keeping track of these dynamic developments in e-invoicing and digital reporting, we have created an e-invoicing developments timeline, which is updated regularly.

  

  

  

Lachlan Wolfers
Kathya Capote

  

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Key Contact

Lachlan Wolfers

Head of Global Indirect Tax Services, KPMG International



Key Contact

Kathya Capote Peimbert

Global Lead E-invoicing &
Digital Reporting,
Transaction Tax Systems,
KPMG in the U.S.