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As technology and tax regulation continues to evolve at pace, organizations that embrace transformation with clarity and confidence are best placed to create long-term value.

Liam Larke

Partner, Indirect Tax, Ernst & Young LLP

Indirect Tax Partner. Technology and innovation advocate and expert. Collaborative team builder. Proud husband. Live sport and music fan. Focused on helping clients navigate change.

Areas of focus

Liam is an Indirect Tax Partner at Ernst & Young LLP, helping organizations navigate complexity and transform with confidence in an increasingly digital and fast-changing business environment. He leads the EY UK&I Technology, media & telecommunications (TMT) Indirect Tax service and advises many of the largest clients across TMT and a broad range of other sectors.

By bringing together multidisciplinary teams, Liam helps clients reimagine their tax and finance functions to drive greater efficiency, insight and resilience. His experience spans operating model design, enterprise resource planning (ERP) transformation, process automation, risk management, reporting and analytics, e-invoicing, tax technology, and the practical application of AI to tax and finance challenges.

With more than 18 years of indirect tax experience, Liam has worked both in professional services and within the global tax function of a multinational telecommunications business. He is a Chartered Tax Adviser and a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation.

How Liam is shaping the future with confidence

“In an unprecedented era of change, I believe confidence comes from having the right foundations in place and a clear vision of where you want to go. By connecting tax requirements with upstream finance processes to drive data improvements and leveraging the right technology, I help organizations build stronger operating models, improve decision-making and prepare for future change. I am also passionate about developing people and encouraging the thoughtful use of AI and technology to create lasting impact for EY clients.”

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