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As the global pandemic disrupts supply chains, the tax and tariff responsibilities of our companies are changed. Companies using secondary and tertiary suppliers must be aware, from a governance perspective, of their new oblations. This includes the correct collection and remittance of VAT and tariffs. Join our panel of experts for this engaging and informative conversation to learn more about the changing landscape of tax and trade disruptions.
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