As discussed by Sarah Shaw, Lachlan Walsh and Jacqueline Wood, the new provisions and proposed administration, based on the guidelines, are extremely complex.
Regardless of whether the imported goods incur customs duty, undervaluation of imported goods, including a failure to disclose post importations adjustments to the price, may result in penalties, as detailed by Leonie Ferretter and Daniel Rae.
As discussed by Sarah Hunter, households are facing significant headwinds, from elevated inflation and now rising mortgage interest rates, and momentum will ease further in the coming months.
The Labor Party has secured government but has inherited a domestic economy that has a number of challenges, not least of which is a global economic environment that is experiencing large inflationary headwinds of a scale not seen for at least 40 years.
This settlement serves as a timely reminder that sanctions regimes present a very real and tangible risk to the global trade activities of non-financial sector businesses, as discussed by Leonie Ferretter and Frances Sanders.
This webinar, to be held on Tuesday 10 May, will explore some of the latest developments from across the EU affecting multinational groups operating in Europe.
Additional funding for the Australian Tax Office’s (ATO) Tax Avoidance Taskforce means there will be a continued focus on compliance activities, and potential personal consequences for directors, as outlined by Phil Quinlan, Angelina Lagana and Ross Hocking.
Taxpayers will need to consider whether IBOR reform related changes to their financial arrangements have tax consequences, including transfer pricing benefits, as discussed by Julian Humphrey, Alia Lum and Nathan Caprara.
As discussed by Robert Nguyen, Jenny Lee and Sarah Shaw, this bill proposes to make a number of important changes in relation to stamp duty and land tax, among other state taxes.
In the last webinar in the Private Insights Series for 2021, the session focuses on the importance in planning for tax as part of a transition process.
As discussed by Sarah Hunter, households are facing significant headwinds, from elevated inflation and now rising mortgage interest rates, and momentum will ease further in the coming months.
A resilient economy, broadening inflation and signs of solid wages growth pushed the Reserve Bank to raise rates in May, with strong signals of more rises to come.
As discussed by Ben Travers, Rachel Tucker and Nick Wilson, more companies are expected to turn their minds to whether their existing fee structure is supporting the attraction and retention of high-calibre international non-executive directors.
Alex Demetriou and Georgia King-Siem discuss the 11 recommendations made in the report and what they may mean for administering the tax incentive in the future.
Alex Demetriou and Georgia King-Siem look at why start-ups are so important to Australia’s current and future economy, and outline some practical tips on how to start and fund a business.
As outlined by Kelly Chong and Georgia King-Siem, only some types of patents will be eligible and further, the Bill will only apply to patents granted or issued after 11 May 2021.
Regardless of whether the imported goods incur customs duty, undervaluation of imported goods, including a failure to disclose post importations adjustments to the price, may result in penalties, as detailed by Leonie Ferretter and Daniel Rae.
By introducing a specific individual income tax deduction, employers do not have to pay FBT, but there’s a catch in the fine print, as discussed by Hayley Lock, Andy Larmour and Stacey Biggar.
As detailed by David Sofrà, Nathan Hamilton and Langdon Patrick, the Federal Government will undertake consultation with the intent of amending the definition of “commercial parking station” to restore the previously-understood application of FBT to car parking benefits.
This webinar, held on Thursday 10 March, features insights on technical developments and trends from KPMG Indirect Tax leaders, in addition to a guest speaker from the ATO.
Mike Linter, KPMG’s Global Head of Private Enterprise Tax, discusses the balancing of profits and social responsibility through effective tax strategies.
This webinar, which was held on Tuesday 10 May, explores some of the latest developments from across the EU affecting multinational groups operating in Europe.
Companies should review their foreign resident directors and assess what their intentions may be in respect of future travel to Australia, as discussed by Jackie Shelton, Warwick Lowe and Kelly Lewis.
KPMG’s Terry Hoban and Noelle Abella discuss the importance of up-front tax planning for Americans in Australia and outline some unique tax considerations impacting United States citizens abroad.
As discussed by Sarah Shaw, Lachlan Walsh and Jacqueline Wood, the new provisions and proposed administration, based on the guidelines, are extremely complex.
Regardless of whether the imported goods incur customs duty, undervaluation of imported goods, including a failure to disclose post importations adjustments to the price, may result in penalties, as detailed by Leonie Ferretter and Daniel Rae.
This webinar, to be held on Thursday 2 June, will provide an opportunity to explore tax reimagined, unpack the drivers and levers of innovation and be inspired by transformation stories from business leaders like you.
This webinar, held on Tuesday 26 April, focusses on the changing regulatory landscape and the impact this will likely have on companies as they adapt their compliance and reporting models.
This webinar, to be held on Tuesday 26 April, will focus on the changing regulatory landscape and the impact this will likely have on companies as they adapt their compliance and reporting models.
