Financial Leaders Webinar | Tax Governance Evolution

Overview

Indirect tax has become a board-level issue for industries navigating global regulation, supply-chain disruption, and increasing digital-reporting scrutiny. For Mining, Energy, and Manufacturing organisations operating across jurisdictions, the stakes are higher than ever. The convergence of multi-country GST obligations, cross-border supply chains, and overarching tax reform is forcing tax leaders to rethink how they manage risk and demonstrate governance confidence.

With growing demands for transparency and the rise of eInvoicing and real-time reporting , traditional manual processes are no longer enough. Tax teams are under pressure to achieve greater accuracy, visibility, and control - ensuring compliance while supporting business growth. As the ATO advances digital transformation and global reporting frameworks continue to evolve, indirect tax has become central to both governance and operational strategy.

Automation is the next frontier. Organisations implementing connected tax technology are improving accuracy, audit-readiness, and governance visibility, freeing teams to focus on strategy rather than administration. This session brings together senior tax professionals to explore how automation and robust governance frameworks can simplify compliance and strengthen oversight across industries.

Key Discussion Points

From Accuracy to Assurance: How tax teams can build confidence in multi-jurisdictional data while meeting ATO governance framework requirements.

When Global Meets Local: Managing royalties, incentives, and cross-border complexity through a unified compliance approach.

eInvoicing and Real-Time Reporting: Turning mandates into efficiency and audit advantage.

Automation as a Governance Strategy: Where organisations are realising the biggest accuracy and productivity gains from automating GST determination and reporting.

Join us to hear first-hand insights from industry leaders and advisors on how Mining, Energy, and Manufacturing companies are building governance confidence that goes beyond compliance — creating a strategic advantage in an era of real-time tax.

What to expect

• Session Live
• Insights Industry
• Attendees 80+

What we will cover

• From Accuracy to Assurance How tax teams can build confidence in multi-jurisdictional data while meeting ATO governance framework requirements.
• When Global Meets Local Managing royalties, incentives, and cross-border complexity through a unified compliance approach.
• eInvoicing and Real-Time Reporting Turning mandates into efficiency and audit advantage.
• Automation as a Governance Strategy Where organisations are realising the biggest accuracy and productivity gains from automating GST determination and reporting.

Agenda

• 0:00 pm Beyond Compliance: Building Governance Confidence in Indirect Tax for Mining, Energy and Manufacturing(Financial Leaders Webinar | Tax Governance Evolution)

Speakers

• Mark Oh · Indirect Tax Lead, Asia and Emerging Markets, Thomson Reuters

Partners

• Thomson Reuters Thomson Reuters informs the way forward by bringing together the trusted content and technology that people and organizations need to make the right decisions. The company serves professionals across legal, tax, accounting, compliance, government, and media. Its products combine highly specialized software and insights to empower professionals with the data, intelligence, and solutions needed to make informed decisions, and to help institutions in their pursuit of justice, truth, and transparency. Reuters, part of Thomson Reuters, is a world leading provider of trusted journalism and news.
• Glencore Australia We are among Australia’s largest producers and marketers of natural resources, connecting Australian resources from 22 active mining operations with industrial customers around the world. Through our diverse portfolio, we supply the resources that help advance everyday life. Our coal business helps meet the energy and steel-making needs of today, while our copper, zinc, nickel and cobalt operations will help transition Australia and the world to a low-carbon future. We are one of the world’s largest diversified natural resource companies. Australia is an important part of Glencore's business, with over 17,000 employees and contractors contributing significantly to regional, state and national economies. Our operations are located in New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern Territory, with our Australian headquarters in Sydney and offices in Brisbane, Perth and Newcastle.
• EY

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