Attention all supplier: Thomson Reuters has incorporated several changes to the Supply Chain Ethical Code. ... Valued supplier, ... We are delighted to share with you a significant update to our Supply Chain Ethical Code, effective from October 1st, 2023. ... The Thomson Reuters Supply Chain Ethical Code is specifically designed for our esteemed suppliers globally, aiming to promote consistent standards of behavior and foster a collective commitment to ethical advancements throughout our supply chain.

Important update to Thomson Reuters supplier payment term policy ... This is in relation to the notification (Notification No. 78/2020 – Central Tax, dated 15 October 2020) issued by Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs to make HSN code mandatory up to 6-digit. ... As per the said notification, registered taxpayers with aggregate turnover in the preceding financial year exceeding INR 5 crores would be required to issue invoices basis 6-digit HSN code instead 4-digit HSN code.

The Thomson Reuters Supplier Payment Terms Policy defines standard payment terms for all suppliers. ... The policy has been updated to reflect evolving payment terms among large companies that efficiently manage working capital. ... Your assistance in executing this change will help us manage consistent expectations with our suppliers.

In partnership with the Social Impact Institute and the Global Diversity and Inclusion teams, the Global Procurement organization at Thomson Reuters has put together the following corporate statement to officialize our position around Supplier Diversity & Sustainability: ... At Thomson Reuters, we believe that by engaging in sustainability discussions and through implementing environmental checks in our supply chain, we will inspire our customers, investors and the community to promote efficient, sustainable practices themselves, and set targets in line with climate science.

Applications are now open ... If your company is taking concrete steps to eradicate forced labour from your Supply Chain and Operations, we want to encourage you to submit your application for the 2021 Stop Slavery Award by 30 th November 2020! ... The Thomson Reuters Foundation launched the Stop Slavery Award in 2015 to recognize companies who can be considered "best-in-class" based on the policies and the processes they have in place to limit the risk of slavery in their supply chain and operations, as well as the role they are playing as key agents in the global fight against slavery.

Dear Suppliers, ... As many of you are aware, the global impact of the COVID-19 virus is changing the dynamics of how we work and manage business as usual. ... Effective immediately, Business Continuity Planning (BCP) has been invoked for Accounts Payable and our third-party managed service team in India.

Year-end 2018 payment processing ... Invoices being sent to a Thomson Reuters Document Receiving Center (DRC) must reach the DRC no later than December 14th at 5:00 PM CST in order to be processed in 2018. ... Any documents received after this date will only be processed in January 2019. ... SAP ARIBA Procure-to-Pay (P2P) will be available through the year-end for suppliers to submit their invoices to Thomson Reuters.

As you know, Refinitiv is going through changes as we continue our separation from Thomson Reuters. ... While our transition continues, please bookmark this website to stay up-to-date about any updates on instructions regarding POs and invoicing. ... If your purchase order is dated before 30th September, 2017 and/or if your country is not listed here, you will be required to submit a non-Ariba invoice.

Due to legal requirements, Thomson Reuters will no longer be able to receive electronic invoices through our Ariba platform for the following four countries - Lithuania, Mauritius, Portugal, and Turkey effective June 29 th 2018. ... If you are a supplier in one of these four countries, you will now need to submit a non-Ariba invoice.

Dear Thomson Reuters Supplier – please note that we have made a change to our Supplier Profile system. ... As a result, when you next access the Thomson Reuters Ariba Portal, you may be taken to the Thomson Reuters Supplier Profile Questionnaire, where you will be asked to confirm the content and then press Submit.