The end of a calendar year presents a good opportunity to assess your position with sales tax compliance. Highly effective teams use this period to evaluate any new obligations, proactively prepare for planned changes in 2023 and identify areas where they’d like to see improvements. Disjointed or inefficient sales tax processes often cause roadblocks for finance teams, which is why this is also the perfect time to consider simplification strategies.
In this webinar, experts from Sovos and CliftonLarsonAllen will share suggestions on where your team can start with this process and discuss potential options for sales tax simplification.
Register now to join live or receive the on-demand recording, and walk away with a deeper understanding of the following takeaways:
- Leadership teams are becoming more concerned with ensuring tax is done right.
- Changes to filing obligations should be assessed at least once per year.
- The Streamlined Sales Tax program offers simplified registration and filing for qualifying organizations.
- Automation is the key to simplicity and can help organizations in complex industries enhance sales tax accuracy.
- The tax/finance function should know of upcoming organizational changes, such as new product or sales channel launches, to create a more proactive and cohesive plan for compliance.
