The indirect tax problem

- By Stephanie Denton
- @InsuranceSteph
- 24 Jan 2013
- Indicative reading time: 4 minutes

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Tax compliance can be a challenging issue for insurers and as Anne-Louise Fogtmann discovers unprecedented levels of indirect tax changes across Europe in 2013 are likely to keep insurers on their toes.

Europe is expected to see an unprecedented level of indirect tax changes in 2013, which for European insurers means the challenge of maintaining tax compliance will intensify. This January, Denmark

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