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Navigating tax challenges and opportunities during ERP cloud migrations

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In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, ERP cloud migration is no longer a choice but a necessity for staying competitive. As organizations transition to cloud-based systems, they face unique challenges and opportunities, especially in the realm of tax compliance and integration. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for leveraging the full potential of ERP transformations.

Join us for an insightful webinar featuring a panel of industry leaders from Thomson Reuters, SAP and EY, as they share their expertise on overcoming challenges and maximizing the benefits of cloud migrations. This session will delve into the integration of tax solutions during ERP cloud migration and explore strategies for a seamless transformation:

Navigate the challenges of integrating tax transformation in conjunction with ERP cloud migration.
Understand why an ERP migration is the right time to look at transforming tax operations.
Discover the benefits of adopting a comprehensive approach to ERP cloud migration.

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Tracy G. Davis

Global Director - Manufacturing & Retail Industry Verticals Lead

Thomson Reuters

Tracy leads the Manufacturing & Retail Industry verticals at Thomson Reuters, supporting external and internal customers, partners and prospects on all things ONESOURCE Tax, Global Trade, e-Invoicing, tax data management, risk and legal. She joined Thomson Reuters from Walmart where she was Senior Director - Tax Technology & Data team covering Transaction Systems. Prior to that, she led the Global Tax Process Improvement and Automation Team (TPIAT) at Amazon, covering 74 countries, and the Big 4 in Tax Technology. Tracy has over 25 years of experience dedicated to assisting Fortune and Global 1000 companies streamline and optimize tax processes and operations, resolve key pain points, reduce risk, and scale to be able to support future growth, geo-expansions, and constantly changing regulatory environments.

David Nickson

Principal, Tax Technology and Transformation

Ernst & Young LLP

David is a principal in Ernst & Young LLP Americas Tax Technology and Transformation (“TTT”) practice, with responsibility for the US firm’s SAP Tax Alliance relationship. He is a commercial international tax professional with over 30 years’ experience (>20 as partner/principal) and has an extensive track record in planning and corporate compliance. His credentials include tax-efficient financing, M&A planning, value chain/business restructuring. For the last 15 years, David has led large client engagements in business process and IT transformation, where tax and value chain/intercompany strategies must be operationalized, and tax functional operations must be appropriately aligned. David has significant experience in leading the overall engagement of tax within global SAP S/4HANA transformation programs with a focus on ensuring master data and reporting requirements (and associated business processes) have been integrated and optimized within the future state SAP design across direct and indirect taxes.

Anthony LoPiccolo

Senior Solution Advisor

SAP

Anthony LoPiccolo is a Senior Solution Advisor for SAP’s S/4HANA Finance solutions. In his current role, Anthony advises SAP customers & prospects on the overall tax value of the SAP Business Suite, with a focus on SAP’s Global Tax Management solutions, including SAP’s Platform and Analytics capabilities. With over 25 years of experience in the tax industry, Anthony has worked at EY (delivering corporate tax advisory and tax technology consulting services), Thomson Reuters (as a solution consultant), and he has also worked in the internal tax department of a large Wall Street firm.