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14 February 2022

Tuesday, 1 March 2022 | EY Indirect Tax Live! EY TMT indirect tax transformation webcast (1:30 pm GMT)

Please join us on 1 March at 1:30 p.m. as we discuss how businesses in the technology, media and entertainment, and telecom (TMT) sectors are transforming the way they manage indirect taxes in response to the key regulatory and operational challenges being faced today.

We will provide a market update on global digital tax administration changes, the steps TMT businesses are taking to manage this, including setting an indirect tax determination strategy, and an overview of the technology solutions which are now available to support these transformation goals.

As businesses face increasing requirements to improve their tax data accuracy and determine their tax in real-time, this webcast is dedicated to helping you manage these pressures.

Don’t miss out on this TMT-focused session and register for the webcast.

Panelists

Liam Larke, EY Director | Indirect Tax Transformation – TMT Leader

  • Emmie Nygard, EY Associate Partner | Indirect Tax Transformation

  • Pierre Arman, EY Associate Partner | Client Technology Office Leader

    Date: Tuesday 1 March 2022

    Time: 13:30 (GMT) / 14:30 (CET) / 21:30 (Singapore) / 8:30 (New York)

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