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Can payments data help bridge the tax gap?

Accenture

Historically speaking, taxes have been taxing. Since the inception of taxes, the payment and collection of them has been filled to the brim with delays, hassles, and needless complications. The post Can payments data help bridge the tax gap? This is more than a silly joke—though I will grant that it’s also that.

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How much tax is lost each year? #defi

Chris Skinner

Building on my discussion yesterday about offshore tax havens and decentralisation to avoid governance in both the physical and virtual world, there’s a more fundamental issue at large here. Tax avoidance. defi appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.

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Use Tax on Oracle EBS Inventory Transactions

Perficient

Do you struggle to determine and accrue the Consumers Use tax liability that is due on inventory removal transactions and transfers to other locations? If you are reading this blog, you probably already know that Oracle EBS does not support tax calculation for Inventory transactions. If so, we may have a solution for you.

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Estimate Tax on your Oracle EBS Depot Repair Form

Perficient

Do you use Oracle’s Depot Repair module and a third-party tax engine? Your customers need to know the total amount of the service order, including any tax, before approving the service order? With standard Oracle EBS tax functionality, there is no tax calculation in the Depot Repair form.

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Tax me, I’m a millionaire

Chris Skinner

The aim of this group is to get governments to tax them more. High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI) and Ultra High Net Work Individauls (UHNWI) are those two groups who … The post Tax me, I’m a millionaire appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.

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Mexico To Tax Digital Services From Other Countries

PYMNTS

Mexico passed a law this week that taxes digital services from other countries, according to a report. A 16 percent value-added tax (VAT) will be tacked onto digital services starting on June 1 of this year. The tax will cover all online applications, including video, audio streaming, images, education and others.

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Tax ID Fraud is Taxing on Financial Institutions

Abrigo

Understanding tax ID fraud FinCrime professionals looking to prevent tax ID fraud, first need to understand the fundamentals of what is happening and their best recourse for prevention. Takeaway 1 Fraudsters file illegitimate tax returns early, hoping people wait to submit their legitimate ones.

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