Most people only turn to a tax advisor when a problem has already arisen: they are facing a tax audit, have received a penalty, or are unexpectedly confronted with a tax liability. While tax advisory services can certainly help in these situations, they are far more valuable when used proactively for prevention and informed decision-making.
Electronic invoicing, e-receipts, online cash registers, online banking, automated data processing, and automated risk management at the tax authority (NAV): in recent years, accountants and tax advisors have had to keep up with rapid changes. Accounting today is no longer mainly about mailing paper documents and manually entering data, but rather about data-driven, digital processes. But what does this mean from a business perspective?
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