Any price increases being generated within the economy are likely to be passed through to final prices, pushing inflation even higher, writes KPMG Australia Chief Economist Brendan Rynne.
In this episode, we explore how tax leaders can move beyond AI pilots and productivity gains to unlock real, sustainable value through redesigned workflows, stronger governance and people led transformation.
KPMG China has released the Q1 edition of the 2026 China Economic Monitor which analyses the latest trends in the macro economy and policy developments.
Tax functions that invest in their people, redesign their processes, and take governance seriously are already seeing meaningful results, as highlighted by Barry Sullivan and Ed Hewings.
David P Sofra, Anthony Harmer, Nick Boland, Eli Christodoulou, and Simon Marial provide insights on the Federal Government’s recently announced fuel excise reduction and the implications for businesses claiming fuel tax credits.
The Commissioner of Taxation v Morton [2026] FCAFC 31 decision has been followed closely by the release of a draft practical compliance guideline, which sets out the ATO’s proposed compliance approach to the application of Part IVA to PDAs.
Employers now have a full view of the regulatory framework that will underpin Payday Super from 1 July 2026, as detailed by Andy Larmour, Sophie Rosemann and Sam Gathercole.
The Full Court has upheld the Federal Court’s decision that no financial arrangement arose under Division 230 when Tabcorp’s gaming licence expired in 2012, confirming that a right with no real prospect of satisfaction is not a contingent right for TOFA purposes.
KPMG Senior Manager Sam Gathercole outlines the key FBT lodgement dates and payment deadlines, along with the latest ATO rates you need to finalise this year’s return and plan ahead.
KPMG Senior Manager Sam Gathercole outlines the key FBT lodgement dates and payment deadlines, along with the latest ATO rates you need to finalise this year’s return and plan ahead.
The Commissioner of Taxation v Morton [2026] FCAFC 31 decision has been followed closely by the release of a draft practical compliance guideline, which sets out the ATO’s proposed compliance approach to the application of Part IVA to PDAs.
ATO Deputy Commissioner Emma Rosenzweig outlines why Payday Super will require employers to report both qualifying earnings and superannuation liability, and how this data supports more accurate, employee level compliance monitoring.
The decision in Commissioner of Taxation v Ho [2026] NSWSC 247 illustrates the scope of the Court’s discretionary power to grant a stay of recovery proceedings in exceptional circumstances, as outlined by Kristie Schubert and Keith Swan.
In this episode, we explore how tax leaders can move beyond AI pilots and productivity gains to unlock real, sustainable value through redesigned workflows, stronger governance and people led transformation.
Tax functions that invest in their people, redesign their processes, and take governance seriously are already seeing meaningful results, as highlighted by Barry Sullivan and Ed Hewings.
This webinar, to be held on Thursday 23 April, is designed to keep banking and finance industry professionals up to date with current and emerging tax trends.
The proposed rules recognise the commercial reality that higher debt levels may be necessary for infrastructure projects which are capital-intensive, as highlighted by KPMG NZ’s Robert Grignon and Emma Baines.
This case highlights why taxpayers would be well advised to consider related party arrangements which give rise to fees or charges, ensuring relevant evidence exists to support the incurrence of such charges, as outlined by Kristie Schubert.
As discussed by Cullen Smythe, Rouein Momen, Dihan Fernando and Ellie Mavromattis, these reforms aim to make it easier for developers and investors to access stamp duty and land tax relief.
Any price increases being generated within the economy are likely to be passed through to final prices, pushing inflation even higher, writes KPMG Australia Chief Economist Brendan Rynne.
KPMG China has released the Q1 edition of the 2026 China Economic Monitor which analyses the latest trends in the macro economy and policy developments.
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.
Central banks usually look through supply side shocks, however, the longer the Hormuz Strait closure lasts, the more policymakers will be forced to consider hiking rates to fight inflation.
KPMG Senior Manager Sam Gathercole outlines the key FBT lodgement dates and payment deadlines, along with the latest ATO rates you need to finalise this year’s return and plan ahead.
Emma Rosenzweig from the Australian Taxation Office discusses employer concerns around payment timing, clearing house visibility and how the ATO intends to approach compliance under Payday Super for businesses that are genuinely trying to do the right thing.
Employers now have a full view of the regulatory framework that will underpin Payday Super from 1 July 2026, as detailed by Andy Larmour, Sophie Rosemann and Sam Gathercole.
This KPMG International webinar, held on Thursday 26 March, explores clarifications brought by the revised OECD Commentary, as well as remaining unresolved tax issues relating to remote working.
David P Sofra, Anthony Harmer, Nick Boland, Eli Christodoulou, and Simon Marial provide insights on the Federal Government’s recently announced fuel excise reduction and the implications for businesses claiming fuel tax credits.
The Federal Government’s exposure draft legislation to amend the R&D Tax Incentive excludes certain R&D activities from eligibility and will still enable companies to claim R&D for activities not covered by these exclusions.
Hayley Lock and special guest from Maxxia - Implementation Lead Julien Walter - discuss how employers can demonstrate cost savings by outsourcing salary packaging management.
Maxxia Implementation Lead Julien Walter and Tax and Compliance Manager Sharon Mackenzie-Pringle share insights into how companies typically approach the management of employee benefits in salary packaging programs.
The draft legislation includes a retrospective application of up to 20 years to prior CGT events by an expanded definition of real property that will be concerning for many taxpayers.
With the Commissioner’s special leave application to the High Court refused, the observations of the Full Federal Court decision of Geocon provide critical guidance on refunds of excess GST in the context of Division 142 of the GST Act, as highlighted by Rebecca Lawrence, Kristie Schubert and Marko Trifunovski.
Looking at three-month moving averages, hiring, quits and layoffs have remained flat for at least six months to over a year, depending on the indicator, writes KPMG US Senior Economist Matthew Nestler.
This webinar, held on Thursday 9 April, explores the latest transfer pricing developments and shares sector-specific insights. A recording is now available.
Significant new opportunities for exporters, importers and investors will now open, following eight years of negotiations, as detailed by Daniel Rae, Jake Callaghan and Seb Law.
This KPMG International webinar, held on Thursday 26 March, explores clarifications brought by the revised OECD Commentary, as well as remaining unresolved tax issues relating to remote working.
One of the amendments to the proposed legislation will help further de-risk an employer’s decision to allow remote working from New Zealand, writes KPMG NZ’s Rachel Piper.
This report uncovers the complexities that mobility teams and their organisations are facing, and looks at how to respond as the ‘rules of the game’ continue to evolve.
Discussions have focused on economic trends, corporate income tax, the gig economy, and the taxation of employment income for globally mobile workers, as outlined by Ursula Lepporoli and Tom Newsome.
The Commissioner of Taxation v Morton [2026] FCAFC 31 decision has been followed closely by the release of a draft practical compliance guideline, which sets out the ATO’s proposed compliance approach to the application of Part IVA to PDAs.
The Full Court has upheld the Federal Court’s decision that no financial arrangement arose under Division 230 when Tabcorp’s gaming licence expired in 2012, confirming that a right with no real prospect of satisfaction is not a contingent right for TOFA purposes.
This webinar, to be held on Thursday 26 March, will examine various controversy risks that can arise on foreign-investment exits, and the practical steps leaders can take to prepare, respond, and resolve matters effectively.
The decision in Commissioner of Taxation v Ho [2026] NSWSC 247 illustrates the scope of the Court’s discretionary power to grant a stay of recovery proceedings in exceptional circumstances, as outlined by Kristie Schubert and Keith Swan.
In this episode, we explore how tax leaders can move beyond AI pilots and productivity gains to unlock real, sustainable value through redesigned workflows, stronger governance and people led transformation.
Tax functions that invest in their people, redesign their processes, and take governance seriously are already seeing meaningful results, as highlighted by Barry Sullivan and Ed Hewings.
This KPMG and Thomson Reuters webinar, to be held on 17 March, will focus on the latest FBT developments, emerging compliance themes and ATO focus areas.
KPMG Tax Analytics and Automation Partner Barry Sullivan says organisations should begin experimenting with the use of Artificial Intelligence, in a secure, approved environment.
Carolyn Harvey | Carolyn is a Partner with Tax Transformation, Technology & Managed Services
Stephen Carpenter | Stephen is the National Leader of KPMG Australia's Deal Advisory - Tax practice
Daniel Hodgson | Daniel is a Partner in KPMG Australia's Tax practice, advising multinational companies on all aspects of employee remuneration.
David Sofrà | David Sofrà is National Head of State and Indirect Taxes with KPMG Australia.
James Macky | James specialises in corporate tax and works with clients in the Energy and Natural Resources, retail, wholesale, services and manufacturing sectors.
Jenny Lee | Jenny is a Partner in our Deal Advisory – Tax team, specialising in indirect tax.
John Salvaris | John is a Partner specialising in corporate tax matters for financial services organisations.
Natalie Raju | Natalie is a Partner specialising in corporate tax matters for financial services organisations.
Peter Oliver | Peter is a Partner in KPMG Australia’s International Tax team.
Tim Keeling | Tim is a Partner within our Tax Advisory Services team specialising in Transfer Pricing.
