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Indirect taxes and global trade
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In recent years, issues related to managing indirect taxes — such as VAT, GST, customs and excise duties — have risen on the corporate agenda.
What EY can do for you
Knowing the indirect tax rules for your business operations and applying them correctly are key to avoid assessments, penalties and goods blocked on airports, harbors, roads, etc. Taxpayers and tax administrators do not always agree about the rules. Complex local legislation, evolving business models and widely different compliance obligations in different jurisdictions add to the risk of disagreements.
We can advise you on the steps to take to strategically meet your tax obligations and resolve tax controversy. We foster an open dialogue with customs authorities, government officials, business partners and other stakeholders about customs and international trade issues, the impact of policy decisions and the importance of free trade.
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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EY Sustainability Tax professionals can help your business realize your corporate sustainability strategy. Learn more.
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How three global trends are shaping indirect tax
Indirect tax leaders need to comply and spot the opportunities in the megatrends affecting indirect tax policies and international trade. Find out more.
How transformation is shaping global indirect tax
The trends that are driving transformation at a global scale and how indirect tax functions can best prepare and add value. Find out more.
How disruption is shaping opportunities for global trade
In the face of continued geopolitical uncertainty, indirect tax and trade functions have an opportunity to show their real value. Find out more.
How sustainability is shaping global indirect tax
Indirect tax leaders need to not only comply but spot the opportunities in the ever-evolving group of sustainability taxes and incentives. Find out more.
How to navigate global sustainability compliance challenges
Staying ahead of ESG regulations on a global scale can be a challenge but, businesses cannot risk falling behind on supply chain policies. Learn more.
What ViDA means for the rise of global e-invoicing
Commission’s VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) proposal is a game changer for global businesses and their tax functions. Learn more.
How to prepare for upcoming combined royalty changes
CFOs and tax functions may be inclined to treat customs issues as peripheral to their critical workload, but they must pay attention. Learn more.
Four things indirect tax executives should do when dealing with NFTs
Businesses are using NFTs to grow their brands. Sales taxes and VAT may apply, but it’s up to indirect tax professionals to figure out how. Learn more.
Five legal considerations for businesses taking a lead on NFTs
As organizations around the world consider the commercial opportunities of NFTs, the legal implications can be unexpected.
Five considerations for businesses taking a lead on NFT
The direct tax implications of NFTs and how organizations should prepare and respond. Learn more.
How NFTs cause tax and legal issues for businesses
What NFTs are and how can organizations use them to drive revenue, connect with customers, and build brand. Learn more.
How integrating tax and trade can improve supply chain performance
Amid myriad disruptions, a data-driven model helps integrate supply chain, tax, and trade to improve global supply chain performance. Read more.