Barcelona hosted yesterday a new edition of the «Advisors Forum« Wolters Kluwer, one of the reference events for professional firms and consultancies in our country.
This edition focused on the development of some of the most important tax and labor regulations that affect this sector, such as the Law Create and Grow and the Antifraud Lawwhose regulatory developments, pending approval, will significantly modify the way of invoicing for SMEs and the self-employed.
In this regard, leading experts and advisors shared their knowledge on how dispatches should be digitized to apply these changes and representatives of the Ministries of Economy and Finance spoke about how these new laws will modify the way companies bill, including electronic invoicing, as well as the new requirements that the billing software must incorporate. The labor implications were also examined, such as the new contributions for temporary disability and bonuses in hiring
Among the presentations in the photo, those of Elena ApariciGeneral Director of Economic Policy of the Secretary of State for Economy and Business Support, Javier HurtadoDirector of the Tax and Financial Inspection Department of the AEAT, or manel peraltaProduct Strategy Director of Tax, Accounting & Office Management of Wolters Kluwer Spain.
On the other hand, various professional firms shared some of the good practices that they are carrying out in their digital transformation, also emphasizing not only how to apply and anticipate the regulatory changes that are going to arrive imminently, but also how after the pandemic has changed his relationship with the administration and as a consequence, the professional office has acquired an even greater role in the face of its clients. Topics such as the use of social networks, setting rates or collaborative work with clients were also discussed as keys to the success of consultancies.
In addition, a hackathon was held in which Wolters Kluwer developers and business professionals aimed to develop an application in the little more than three hours that the meeting lasted, based on the idea with the most votes from the public that attended the Forum.
Tomàs Font highlights the role of Wolters Kluwer as a technology partner
The Managing Director of Wolters Kluwer Spain, Tomas Font, In his speech, he highlighted the strategic importance of professional firms for business success and highlighted the role of his company as a technological partner to simplify the daily work of firms.
Finally Xavier Marcetpresident of Lead to Change, gave a conference on leadership in the 21st century, emphasizing the importance of a humanistic approach in a technological context.
In addition to the conferences, attendees were able to participate in demonstrations of technological solutions from Wolters Kluwer and its partners, perform quick queries to identify areas for improvement in law firms, learn about the use of social networks in the consulting field, and explore professional development opportunities on the Wolters Kluwer Academy online training platform.
