In this video we discuss Australian Public Country-by-Country Reporting (Public CbCR), one of the most significant new transparency initiatives affecting multinational groups with Australian operations.
In this episode, we explain the important differences between the Australian Local File (ALF) and Transfer Pricing Documentation (TPD), two concepts that are often confused by Japanese companies operating in Australia.
Heightened uncertainty and high interest rates are limiting big-ticket purchases, especially homes and housing-related items, writes KPMG US Senior Economist Yelena Maleyev.
This report outlines KPMG insights from the recent transfer pricing audits when KPMG assisted companies in the Energy and Natural Resources space with managing the disputes.
A Federal Court decision in Shell Energy Holdings Australia Ltd v Commissioner of Taxation [2026] FCA 577, has clarified that market value for CGT purposes must reflect the real-world characteristics of a large shareholding, as highlighted by James Alsop, Steve Plant, Allan Szostak and Alexandra Macolino.
The longer the Strait of Hormuz remains shut, the larger the risk that stagflation occurs – a nasty combination of rising inflation, rising unemployment and subdued economic activity, writes KPMG US Senior Economist Ken Kim.
The long-term effects of disruptions and damages to energy infrastructure are roiling supply chains as well is reshaping behaviours of firms and households, writes KPMG US Senior Economist Benjamin Shoesmith.
The war in Iran is adding to inflation pressures due to tariffs, and more is in the pipeline so inflation will no doubt move higher before we see any signs of cooling, writes KPMG US Chief Economist Dianne Swonk.
This webinar, held on Thursday 9 April, explores the latest transfer pricing developments and shares sector-specific insights. A recording is now available.
KPMG Workplace Advisory Partner Hayley Lock and special guest Elite Woodhams Relocation Managing Director Anna Kavelj highlight how organisations can manage some of the more unusual requests from employees.
The update provides helpful guidance for businesses regarding the tax implications of remote work and permanent establishment risk, as detailed by Denis Larkin, Priscilla Tang and Tom Newsome.
The latest report finds 12,956 companies invested $16.2 billion in R&D in 2022–23 which reflects the value of the R&D Tax Incentive. Whilst these reports provide valuable insights, they also have their limitations, writes Georgia King-Siem.
KPMG’s submission in response to the Productivity Commission’s report on creating a more dynamic and resilient economy.
Australian Taxation Office Assistant Commissioner Rob Thomson outlines to KPMG Partner Ursula Lepporoli the five simple steps that make up the super health check.
Daniel Rae and Onur Tekin discuss what businesses can do in this unpredictable environment, and key issues to keep in mind if transfer pricing policies need to be changed.
