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With an unprecedented amount of global indirect tax reform, a broader global tax base, and tax rates increasing worldwide, more US-based global companies are scrutinizing their indirect tax responsibilities – including value added taxes (VAT), sales and use taxes, goods and services taxes (GST), federal excise taxes, telecommunications taxes and other transaction taxes.
We can help you with identifying and exploring indirect tax opportunities and issues as they relate to compliance, assessment and risk management, business expansion, mergers, acquisitions, and reorganizations, excise tax, systems, processes, and controls, refunds and cash flow and policy and design.
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Indirect taxes, such as value-added tax, can have a significant impact on cash flow and the overall value of the movement of goods.
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As the average global indirect tax rate approaches 20%, indirect taxes represent a significant amount of working capital for US-based multinational companies. Historically, companies have managed sales and use tax expenditures with accounts payable departments, performing reverse sales and use tax audit procedures manually.
The Indirect Tax Analyzer tool can assist companies in managing sales and use tax expenditures effectively and efficiently, potentially resulting in significant refund opportunities.