Being tool agnostic, Taxvibes is always on top of the latest developments. Vena is one of them. Join us for a deep dive into how you can automate and future-proof your tax processes, all within your familiar Excel environment, using Vena.
Expect practical use cases and a demo for tax provisioning and Pillar Two, utilizing key Vena functionalities such as integrated workflow management. Perfect for tax, finance, and IT professionals looking to modernize their tax function without sacrificing Excel flexibility.
Join us for a deep dive into how tax teams can leverage Vena’s Excel-native platform to automate, streamline, and future-proof their tax processes. This session explores key challenges for tax departments, the importance of real-time data, and the increasing need for transparency and control in tax reporting. Through practical use cases and a demo, we show how Vena can support all your tax processes centrally, all while working seamlessly within your familiar Excel environment.
What you will learn:
- How to reduce manual effort through structured workflows
- How to improve your direct tax processes, calculation models, and output reports
- How to integrate tax processes across systems and teams
- How Vena helps build control, scalability, and audit readiness
Practical Information:
This webinar was broadcasted at 11 December 2025, 14:00 CET. Leave your details below to view the recording.
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