Companies of all sizes face a common challenge—the increasing complexity of business operations and immense volumes of data coupled with a need to calculate tax effectively. This challenge calls for a new way of thinking about how taxes affect their business. The world of international tax law is daunting to say the least, and rarely more so than it is with indirect tax; the most pervasive of taxes. Indirect taxes have a direct impact on the entire supply chain because the taxes are imposed on a transaction-by-transaction basis with a series of tax, exemption and credit mechanisms.

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