Research Webinar: Global Tax Management 2024

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  1. Detect the Effect of a Change in US Tax Models on Payroll — Before You Do It

    US users of SAP payroll periodically need to maintain their tax model configuration. A small change made in a tax model to correct a taxing situation may inadvertently alter the taxing for other situations. Ensure that mistakes don’t sneak into your SAP payroll. Key Concept Tax laws in the United States are quite complex. SAP...…

  2. All About SAP CRM Tax Configuration

    Understand how to configure SAP CRM tax settings and integrate them with SAP ERP Central Component, financial accounting, managerial accounting, and sales and distribution settings. Key Concept In sales or service processing, the determination of taxes plays a vital role. In the majority of the cases in which an SAP ERP Central Component (SAP ECC)...…

  3. The Changing Tax Landscape: Can Your Technology Handle It?

    An exclusive Q&A with Central Finance Bootcamp speaker David Dixon. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here

  4. Integrate Indirect Tax Calculation into Your SAP Global Finance Operations: Q&A with Stefan Blumer

    Thank you to all who joined our Q&A on integrating indirect tax determination with your SAP solutions with Stefan Blumer of Thomson Reuters. Stefan took questions on topics including meeting the challenges of indirect tax and automating indirect tax determination, as well as the new indirect tax integration for SAP from Thomson Reuters, the Global Next release. Review the...…

  5. How R/3 Accounts for the European Union’s Value Added Tax

    Europeans have lived with the Value Added Tax (VAT) for many years now, but to Americans or other non-Europeans who want to do business in Europe or to implement new systems in European subsidiary companies, VAT is often imperfectly understood. Europeans have lived with the Value Added Tax (VAT) for many years now, but to...…

  6. Simplify Global Tax Management Automation

    By Ogo Nwanyanwu, Research Director, SAPinsider   Key Takeaways    Organizations selling goods and services across the U.S. are subject to complex “economic nexus” compliance requirements that can vary from state to state. Changing legislation makes accurate and real-time indirect tax calculation and compliance difficult, not only in the U.S. but also internationally. Avalara is expanding...…

  7. Growing Compliance Complexity Driving Approach to Tax Planning, Tax Technology and Innovation

    The global tax landscape has become increasingly complex, as governments around the world are changing the ways that they monitor companies and ensure compliance. SAP S/4HANA-enabled transformation has far-reaching impacts on tax departments, including Direct Tax, Indirect Tax, Transfer Pricing, and Trade & Customs. To explore the implications on tax planning, tax technology, and innovation,…

  8. 7 Steps for Handling Foreign Taxes through a Single Company Code

    Configure foreign taxes in your SAP system by setting up the foreign country as a region within your home country. Key Concept In the standard SAP system, the only tax procedure that you use in a specific company code is the one that is attached to the country associated with that company code. It may...…

  9. Why Tax Departments Need to Build Technology Roadmaps

    As governments continue to introduce legislation that gives them visibility into companies’ data, systems, and processes, tax leaders are pressured to create their own digital transformation and respond with system changes that improve compliance, planning, and audit work. However, tax departments have historically competed for technology dollars. Developing a technology roadmap can help the tax…

  10. How to Set Up a Tax Code to Allow 4 Decimal Places

    Learn how to complete a series of steps to allow an SAP system to accept four-decimal entries in tax tables. This helps you deal with situations in which the tax authorities introduce new tax rates that have four decimal places or more. The extra decimal place may not be significant if the rate is calculated...…