Derive more value from your VAT process to create a more accurate and efficient process by cleansing source data to improve confidence, analysing data for more informed reporting, and bringing complex calculations into the fold.
Automating anomaly detection and error correction substantially reduces time burdens and improves overall accuracy. Anomaly flagging prior to calculation and submission:
Identification of duplicates across multiple data sources
Transactions that fall outside of reporting periods
Unexpected VAT rates in transaction data
Transactions between entities in VAT groups that should be excluded
Partial Exemption (standard and special method) is a prime candidate for automation. Automating the process can give you greater control, reduce costs and mitigate risk, helping ensure you comply and don’t miss out on any recoverable input VAT.
HMRC’s vision for a modern tax administration is to “drive up levels of innovation and productivity”. Russell Gammon outlines five tips to build out your digital tax processes.
Our latest survey of the readership of Accountancy Age and Financial Director magazines reveals tax and finance teams attitudes to digitalisation and new technology.
In this educational webinar, explore how you could use technology to reduce the risk profile and the likelihood of audit (and when it does occur, minimise disruption), identify repayment opportunities through other treatments, and, improve the processing of more complex processes.