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Indirect tax planning
While indirect tax is a part of everyday life in most countries, the rise of new technologies and expanding global trade adds additional layers of complexity.
What EY can do for you
The EY network of dedicated Indirect Tax professionals across the globe can provide you with seamless, consistent service, identifying risk areas and sustainable planning opportunities throughout the tax life cycle.
We help you deal effectively with current and potential cross-border issues ranging from global trade, value-added tax (VAT) and goods and service tax (GST), customs duties and insurance premium tax to environmental and excise taxes. We can help you meet your compliance obligations and business goals around the world.
How EY can help
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Our globally integrated tax teams give your business the perspective and support you need to manage VAT, GST and SUT effectively. Find out more.
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Our excise tax professionals can help your business reduce its risk, enhance compliance and build a unified tax strategy. Find out more.
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Our transaction tax, law and workforce team can help you transform your business and maximize the value of your transactions. Find out more.
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