Indirect Tax Services
In today’s globalised world, more goods and services are crossing international borders than ever before due to an increasing international customer base or complex supply chain. As a result, you may be facing indirect tax obligations in multiple countries and jurisdictions.
A lack of visibility and control around indirect tax compliance can cause late filings, late payments of VAT/GST, late registration, and incorrect postings on returns, causing increased cost of compliance and the risk of financial penalties. HLB’s international team of indirect tax experts can help you stay on top of your indirect tax obligations and comply with regulations across the jurisdictions you do business in.
What we offer
HLB’s Indirect tax services team consists of tax experts across the many countries we operate in. Whether your project is intercontinental, regional or domestic, we match the right people in the required jurisdiction to make-up the best experts for your business needs. We provide a series of tailored indirect tax services, including the below:
Identification
Identifying where transactions are taxed
Advice
Provide indirect tax advice on your everyday operations
Registration
Registration of local indirect tax in countries where taxable transactions are undertaken
Preparation
Preparation and filing of indirect tax returns
Legal
Advisory services against authorities including the file of lawsuits
Refunds
Refunds of applications for non-registered entrepreneurs
Training
Training of your teams & people
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Indirect tax services
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