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Governments are increasingly looking at Indirect taxes as a revenue source and at how reporting and collection can be modernized. In this regard, real-time reporting and e-invoicing are high on the agenda to improve compliance and reduce fraud.
International trade and e-commerce have completely changed how companies and customers are doing business nowadays, with physical and online worlds being highly interconnected. The Covid-19 pandemic appears to be accelerating this process, with companies looking, for instance, into opening up new direct-to-consumer sales channels and creating flexibility in their business and distribution models. These global trends and developments are making indirect taxes particularly relevant for all cross-border businesses, with the result that businesses will have greater responsibility for indirect tax governance.
With tax authorities digitizing compliance and using technology to sharpen their focus and audit interventions, it is more important now than ever to ensure that your indirect tax processes and data are up-to-date and reliable. PwC’s Swiss Indirect Tax Team can guide your company through these global trends and challenges!
Our experts will help you maintain control over your entire supply chain and support you in strategic decisions, whereas in the area of Swiss and international VAT, customs procedures, free-trade agreements, export controls, and of course, IT process automation and indirect tax technology.
Please send us your message via the contact form. We look forward to hearing from you.
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Michaela Merz
Christoph Schärer
Tax and Legal Innovation, Transformation & Disruption Leader, PwC Switzerland
+41 58 792 42 82
Dr Sandra Ragaz-Fumia
Partner, Leader Pharma & Life Science – International Indirect Tax & ReguIatory, PwC Switzerland
+41 79 792 72 98
Raymond van Sligter
Simeon L. Probst