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27 June 2025
The statement includes updated requirements around foreign income tax offsets in relation to foreign capital gains, in light of the Burton decision, as highlighted by Natalie Raju and Edward Tweddle.
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26 March 2025
With an emphasis on cost of living and other pre-election priorities, unsurprisingly, multinational tax measures are not the focus of this Budget.
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6 April 2022
The Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle has the potential to become a new structural norm for investment funds in Australia, as discussed by Natalie Raju, Scott Farrell and Aaron Morrison.
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14 February 2022
The legislation has produced a base framework for establishing viable CCIVs in the Australian market, however as discussed by Natalie Raju, John Moutsopoulos and Aaron Morrison, there remain outstanding tax and regulatory issues that need to be addressed.
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6 December 2021
With the legislation now before parliament, Natalie Raju, John Moutsopoulos, Edward Tweddle and Michelle Shen outline the proposed tax and regulatory framework for the CCIV.
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22 October 2021
In our 2021 ASPAC Asset Management and Private Equity Tax series, a team of KPMG and industry tax experts from across the region is exploring key trends in the Asset Management sector in key ASPAC markets.
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15 October 2021
As discussed by Natalie Raju and Edward Tweddle, the Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle is a welcome development that should assist in the export of Australian funds management.
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29 September 2021
As detailed by Natalie Raju and John Fulton, taxpayers with existing OBUs will need to prepare for the phase out of the OBU regime by developing an appropriate transition strategy.
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28 September 2021
In the second session of the 2021 ASPAC Asset Management and Private Equity Tax series, the spotlight will be on asset management trends in Australia.
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18 March 2021
Taxpayers currently participating in the OBU regime should prepare for the changes; Natalie Raju and John Fulton outline some considerations.
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11 February 2021
Natalie Raju and Edward Tweddle outline recommendations made by a report into attracting and relocating Asia-Pacific businesses to Australia.
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8 October 2020
KPMG, together with the Australian British Chamber of Commerce hosted the 2020 Federal Budget Virtual Breakfast on Wednesday 7 October, following the budget announcement.
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11 August 2020
Potential tax issues have arisen for both managed funds and their investors, write Natalie Raju and Edward Tweddle.
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10 August 2020
Natalie Raju and John Fulton discuss proposed amendments to Australia’s hybrid mismatch rules, which are currently before parliament.
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13 September 2019
John Fulton & Natalie Raju discuss implications for change which may be forthcoming to the OBU.
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5 December 2018
Clarifying the definition of a ‘financial institution’ for non-resident lenders.
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10 October 2018
Following a constructive consultation period the AMIT Technical Amendments Bill was introduced into Parliament.
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20 June 2018
Natalie Raju, Peter Oliver and Edward Tweddle welcome the AMIT technical amendments released by Treasury for consultation.
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12 March 2018
Natalie Raju and Damian Ryan look at the possible impacts on SMSFs and other superannuation funds from the ALP's proposed withdrawal of refundability of franking credits.
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5 February 2018
Natalie Raju and Peter Oliver provide an outline of KPMG's submission to Treasury on proposed legislation regarding the CCIV regime.
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24 October 2017
Natalie Raju and Jamie Levy discuss the merits of the Federal Government's proposed corporate collective investment vehicle (CCIV) regime.
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31 August 2017
Natalie Raju and Peter Oliver discuss the draft legislative framework for the corporate collective investment vehicle regime and Asia Region Funds Passport.
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20 July 2017
Natalie Raju discusses the introduction of a new tax and regulatory framework for collective investment vehicles.
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7 November 2016
Natalie Raju and Sean Hanrahan highlight proposed changes on withholding tax which could impact Collective Investment Vehicles (CIVs).
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1 November 2016
Peter Oliver and Natalie Raju analyse the Australian Taxation Office's draft guidance on fixed trusts.
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