Following the signing of what’s known as the “world’s largest” free trade agreement, Leonie Ferretter details the implications for business in the Asia Pacific region.
Payroll transformations present an opportunity for organisations to re-imagine the way they engage with their workforce, write David Sofrà and Thomas Purnell.
Following the signing of what’s known as the “world’s largest” free trade agreement, Leonie Ferretter details the implications for business in the Asia Pacific region.
Many corporates may find the reporting requirements challenging for various reasons, including the complex definitional aspects of the legislation, writes Vince Dimasi.
This webinar, recorded on 5 November, included considerations relating to new accounting standards and regulatory focus areas relevant for 31 December 2020 year and half-year end reporting.
Many corporates may find the reporting requirements challenging for various reasons, including the complex definitional aspects of the legislation, writes Vince Dimasi.
This webinar, recorded on Tuesday 17 November, was the second instalment in KPMG’s series examining the OECD’s blueprints for the taxation of multinational enterprises.
As detailed by Grant Wardell-Johnson and Doug Ferguson, the NSW Budget for 2020-21 has a strong focus on job creation, as well as introducing the prospect of some major tax reform.
The Tasmanian Government is looking at infrastructure spending to rejuvenate the Tasmanian economy, as discussed by Jenny Lee, Michelle Bennett and Lachlan Walsh.
As detailed by Jenny Lee, Michelle Bennett and Taylor Daw, the SA budget includes a $4 billion stimulus package to boost economic development in a range of industries.
Following the signing of what’s known as the “world’s largest” free trade agreement, Leonie Ferretter details the implications for business in the Asia Pacific region.
This webinar, recorded on Tuesday 17 November, was the second instalment in KPMG’s series examining the OECD’s blueprints for the taxation of multinational enterprises.
As detailed by Grant Wardell-Johnson and Doug Ferguson, the NSW Budget for 2020-21 has a strong focus on job creation, as well as introducing the prospect of some major tax reform.
Payroll transformations present an opportunity for organisations to re-imagine the way they engage with their workforce, write David Sofrà and Thomas Purnell.
Finance departments will have more responsibilities coming out of the COVID-19 recession yet they lack the resources to do what really needs to be done, a KPMG survey has found. Nicola Davis introduces the report.
As detailed by Hayley Lock and Kevin Ferdinands, the evolution of Single Touch Payroll (STP) sends a clear message that employers must meet their employment tax and superannuation obligations.
As outlined by Alex Demetriou, Kristina Kipper, Ramanie Naidoo and David Gelb, the Federal Budget confirmed strong support for Australia’s research and development tax incentive to foster innovation spending.
KPMG, together with the Australian British Chamber of Commerce hosted the 2020 Federal Budget Virtual Breakfast on Wednesday 7 October, following the budget announcement.
The case illustrates some practical issues for taxpayers in defending transfer pricing positions adopted, as highlighted by Angela Wood and Frank Putrino.
The Full Federal Court has upheld the initial decision handed down in December 2019, siding with the taxpayer, as discussed by Priscilla Tang and Kelly Lewis.
Australia’s permanent migration program is touted as supporting local jobs growth during our economic recovery, write Belinda Wright and Angela De Silva.
The Full Federal Court has upheld the initial decision handed down in December 2019, siding with the taxpayer, as discussed by Priscilla Tang and Kelly Lewis.
The case illustrates some practical issues for taxpayers in defending transfer pricing positions adopted, as highlighted by Angela Wood and Frank Putrino.
Payroll transformations present an opportunity for organisations to re-imagine the way they engage with their workforce, write David Sofrà and Thomas Purnell.
A consistent and aligned approach across taxes is key to managing commercial and fiscal risk in an age of enhanced scrutiny, write Peter Dylewski & Burcin Nee.
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