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Governments around the world are overhauling how they collect and verify tax. Digital reporting requirements, mandatory e-invoicing, and real-time data submissions are becoming standard practice,听not just in Europe, but across Latin America, Asia-Pacific, and beyond. The pace is accelerating.

The European Union鈥檚 new package of reforms to the听Value-Added听Tax in the Digital Age (ViDA),听is one such example,听representing听both a fundamental compliance change as well as a major technological transformation. July 2030 marks the point when cross-border e-invoicing and digital reporting must be working at scale across all EU member states. However, the pressure on businesses is already here. Many member states have begun introducing e-invoicing mandates, creating a patchwork of national requirements that are different from one another yet all moving towards the same end goal.

For multinational companies, this creates a growing coordination problem. Finance and tax teams must reconcile data from multiple internal systems, interpret rules that vary significantly by country, and meet filing deadlines that听don’t听leave much room for error. A mistake听doesn’t听just mean rework,听it can mean audits, penalties, and reputational risk.

Until recently, most teams have managed this through a combination of spreadsheets, manual processes, and hard-won institutional knowledge. That approach is reaching its limits, and the time cost is real. For many finance and tax teams, indirect tax compliance consumes weeks of resource every period, gathering data, chasing exceptions, and reconciling figures across systems under the pressure of immovable deadlines.

The compliance landscape is also changing shape. Real-time reporting through e-invoicing and periodic indirect tax compliance are no longer separate workflows. With agentic AI, they converge bringing together e-invoicing, reconciliations, and compliance preparation into a single, integrated automated workflow, closing the gap that has long been a source of risk and rework.

Where AI fits in

The promise of AI in compliance听isn’t听to replace human judgment,听it’s听to remove the volume of repetitive, low-value work that currently consumes most of the time. Pulling data from different systems, checking for inconsistencies, flagging mismatches before they become filing errors: these are tasks that听don’t听require听expertise听to execute, but consume the time of people who have it. The shorthand for what that looks like in practice is鈥痶ouchless compliance,听a process that moves听largely on听its own, with human attention focused on review and exceptions rather than data wrangling.听That capability is powered by CoCounsel, 抖阴成年 AI technology that has already surpassed one million professionals听worldwide, and听now brought to the complexity of global indirect tax compliance.

ONESOURCE Indirect Compliance powered by CoCounsel is built around that idea听and is听generally available听starting July 3.听It听can import听data听from any company’s financial system,听transactional听records, and where available, drafts provided by tax authorities themselves. It also听works to听identify听and resolve issues before deadlines arrive. Rather than a scramble at period-end, the goal is a steady, auditable process that reaches a review-ready state with time to spare.

鈥淕etting new countries on board could take weeks, sometimes months. Having ONESOURCE Indirect Compliance powered by CoCounsel will help us identify changes to mappings, guide us through configuration, and streamline the whole process. These changes will genuinely be transformative for a global operation like ours.鈥澨�

鈥� Kevin Escott,听Executive Director, Corporate Functions Technology, JLL

Trust is the harder problem

Automating compliance is technically achievable. The harder challenge is making automation that practitioners actually trust, especially when their name is on the filing. ONESOURCE Indirect Compliance powered by CoCounsel is built to meet that standard because it incorporates Fiduciary-Grade AI鈩�, where its听outputs are transparent, verifiable, and defensible in high-stakes environments.听Touchless compliance is only valuable if the trail it leaves behind is听one听you’d听be comfortable defending.

What comes next

Digital tax reporting requirements are still in its early stages globally. The countries that have moved fastest (for example: Brazil, Poland, and France) are being watched closely by others. More government mandates are coming, and the window for manual workarounds is narrowing.

The organizations best positioned for听what’s听ahead are the ones building structured, auditable compliance processes now听鈥撎齜efore the next wave of requirements lands.

Visit our website听听for more information听on ONESOURCE Indirect Compliance powered by CoCounsel.听

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