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The movement of goods and services cross border can create indirect tax issues in many countries, which can include the location of your customer. There is an increased focus on businesses that trade online and even for more traditional sectors such as manufacturing, indirect taxes can be complicated especially post Brexit. 

The eCommerce – goods and marketplaces virtual event will cover VAT, GST and Sales and Use Tax related issues when goods are bought and sold using the internet.

Join us on the 24 November 2021 at 4pm where we will explore some of the lessons from using these services, how PKF has automated processes.

As the world opens up again, join Louise Fryer and Dan Kelly as they discuss some of the challenges that can be presented when a company operates internationally including making sure you have a robust global mobility policy in place, are meeting employer “in country” reporting and payroll obligations and, of course, the tax and…

Join us for our series of International Tax Webinars

Join our webinar on 16 November 2021 as our Capital Markets team gives an update focused on the financial reporting expectations for 2021/22. This webinar is designed to help ensure that listed company finance teams (and their non-executive directors) are aware of the 2021/22 year-end reporting environment, enabling them to consider the impact that it…

We’re delighted to invite you to register for a free series of International Tax webinar.

Following the success of our VAT in the EU Publication, PKF International and PKF Littlejohn are delighted to invite you to register for the free series of Global Indirect Taxes Webinars starting on the 6th of October.

Join our webinar examining how the business world has changed as we emerge from COVID and the ability and opportunity to travel opens up.

As part of the series, our next focus is on external certification and identifying your fraud prevention capabilities. Demonstrating the choices available, key differences and identify which relates most closely to your business.

Many insurance firms have coped well with the effects of the pandemic, particularly those with a well- diversified book of business, but as the fallout continues, what should their focus be?

Are you lacking visibility into outstanding items, comments and clarifications? Struggling with miscommunications between team members with over reliance on individual emails?