Have confidence and certainty over compliance

GDPR will apply to employers from 25 May 2018, updating existing regulation for the digital age. It will have a significant impact on the way employers collect, process, retain and share personal data relating to employees.

The introduction of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from May 2018 will deliver a fundamental change in how personal data must be handled. Instead of being an afterthought, protections for personal data will now have to be designed into the very fabric of business operations and the technology behind them.

There have been several recent additional drivers behind why a robust, business aligned, Tax Control Framework is becoming an essential feature of any global business

Close attention goes into setting the right transfer pricing policy and ensuring that it is implemented appropriately from a commercial and legal perspective.

Making Tax Digital for Business (MTDfB) is the government’s policy to move all business-related tax reporting online.The Global tax landscape is shifting as tax authorities demand an ever increasing volume of data from taxpayers.

Although data is not a new issue for tax it is fast turning into one of the major enablers for future state tax functions.

The growing automation trend promises to transform the Tax environment. Leading Tax functions are embracing this trend, leveraging new available tools to gain efficiencies and expanded capabilities in a quick time frame

From 25 June 2018 certain cross-border transactions need to be reported to the tax authorities. PwC can help you understand the new rules and assist you in meeting your reporting obligations.