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Thomson Reuters and KPMG Partner to Help Automate Trade in Latin America
Thomson Reuters and KPMG LLP, the U.S. audit, tax and advisory services firm, are combining their services and technology to help companies moving goods across borders in Latin America comply with trade and customs regulations.
Sep. 29, 2014
Thomson Reuters and KPMG LLP, the U.S. audit, tax and advisory services firm, are combining their services and technology to help companies moving goods across borders in Latin America comply with trade and customs regulations.
The announcement follows the Thomson Reuters acquisition of Softway, a leading provider of global trade management software solutions across Latin America. Softway solutions helps enable companies to automate and manage complex global trade processes, comply with customs regime protocols, and help ensure tax and tariff compliance. Combined with Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE global indirect tax and transfer pricing solutions, Softway is the leader in trade compliance management in Latin America.
With KPMG on board as the first member of the Certified Implementer Program for the Thomson Reuters Softway global trade management suite, this new combination of services and tools is now being applied to cross-border trade compliance management in Latin America.
“Effective trade management practices are increasingly critical for global companies trying to minimize supply chain disruptions, keep costs down and reduce operation complexity,” said Doug Zuvich, Partner, Global Trade, KPMG. “When we align KPMG’s experience delivering trade and customs services with Thomson Reuters Softway technology, we offer a powerful solution for global trade management in Latin America today.”
“The ability of KPMG to offer a full range of trade compliance policy and process services combined with the ability to implement our Softway suite, helps ensure an efficient global trade management automation experience available for our customers,” said Taneli Ruda, Managing Director, Global Trade & Customs, for the Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters. “By working with a collaborative team of KPMG professionals and Thomson Reuters technology experts, clients can feel confident that their trade compliance needs will be met with leading software and processes.”