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How Indirect Tax Technology Works. A Comprehensive Guide To Indirect Tax Technology
Rahul Sharma (Author) · Notion Press · Paperback
Discover How Indirect Tax Technology can elevate you into a sought-after Taxologist or Tax Technologist role, opening doors to a fulfilling and rewarding career or strengthening your position within an existing tax function.
The book aims to enhance readers' knowledge and skills in modern indirect tax technologies, including ERP Native Tax, Tax Engines, Add-ons, Tax Compliance Reporting Solutions, e-Invoicing, and AI Tax, which are used by thousands of multinational Fortune 500 companies. It provides detailed, illustrative, and easy-to-understand functional architectures of tax software, including integrations, processes, and workflows. The focus is on streamlining, digitalizing, and automating tax processes within the tax governance framework.
Suitable readership includes professionals in Tax, Finance, Accounting, Global Trade, Transfer Pricing, Information Technology (IT), ERP Technical and Functional associates. Graduates, beginners, and aspiring tax technologists.
The book is product agnostic, meaning it is not limited to or biased toward any single product, brand, or vendor. It is suitable for any ERP system, including SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Coupa, Sage, NetSuite, Epicor, Infor, Workday, Odoo, QuickBooks, and custom and legacy ERP solutions. Additionally, it blends well with any tax software, including Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE, Vertex, Avalara, SAP, Sovos and any tax software offered by the Big Four accounting firms or other tax technology companies.
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