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Partial Exemption Special Method (PESM) has both common VAT and unique challenges. Matt Lewis shares the ten issues that make this process a natural contender for automation.

There are a number of ways you can apply data analytics to the VAT process. Tom Aspinall provides some examples.

What circumstances have combined to make now the perfect time to automate Partial Exemption Special Method (PESM)? Matt Lewis reveals the drivers.

Our ICAEW poll reveals 3/4 plan to digitalise tax in the next couple of years. Russell Gammon looks at what’s driving adoption and the hurdles that could derail it.

Find out what our senior management team had to say on innovation, Finance Act 2020 and how customers are getting the most out of Alphatax

Missed the conference? Find out what our guest speakers from The Sunday Times and the big firms had to say.

HMRC’s annual report revealed a rise in revenues but a huge remaining tax gap. Russell Gammon considers what both mean for compliance.

Partial Exemption Special Method (PESM) doesn’t have to be part of MTD for VAT but it makes a lot of sense to automate it, as Matt Lewis explains.

The finance sector uses PESM widely but its implementation can still lead to confusion. Alastair Sharp looks at how the sector can streamline compliance and cites one large financial institution that has done so successfully.

What issues have made automation of Partial Exemption Special Method (PESM) difficult in the past and why is now the optimum time to do so? Jane Malkin explains

How will the COVID-19 crisis influence the evolution of the tax team? Tom Aspinall considers how people and process will adapt.

What are the advantages to deploying your digital links solution now? Andy Mills explains.

How can you detect, correct and prevent errors within the MTD process? Jane Malkin reveals the new features in AlphaVAT that put you in control.

Find out the latest news on VAT support as announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak.

With the VAT tax gap set to widen, the question now is whether HMRC will take an even tougher stance, suggests Russell Gammon