The Budget has extended a number of temporary corporate tax measures and introduced some targeted concessions to further stimulate business investment.
Australian businesses can take a more strategic and longer-term view encompassing investment and/or other forms of collaboration with local Indian partners, writes Jai Patel.
As raised by Ross Stephens, Damian Ryan and David Bardsley, it will be important that, once finalised, the impact on the industry from the performance benchmarks continues to be closely monitored.
As raised by Ross Stephens, Damian Ryan and David Bardsley, it will be important that, once finalised, the impact on the industry from the performance benchmarks continues to be closely monitored.
In this Financial Instruments Q&A, Patricia Stebbens and Aaron Laurie answer the question of how to account for loan repayment holidays obtained during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Budget has extended a number of temporary corporate tax measures and introduced some targeted concessions to further stimulate business investment.
Australian businesses can take a more strategic and longer-term view encompassing investment and/or other forms of collaboration with local Indian partners, writes Jai Patel.
COVID-19 has impacted the super sector in many ways, but it has not stopped the inexorable move towards consolidation in the industry. It may even have accelerated the trend, writes Linda Elkins.
With corporate tax responsibility having become a leading ESG consideration, now is the time for tax and finance functions to boost their strategic profile in organisations, write Minh Dao and Philip Beswick.
As raised by Andrew Bath and Natalie Brand, organisations must determine whether they have reporting obligations now the Payment Times Reporting Scheme (PTRS) is live.
As discussed by Alex Demetriou, Jonathan Zimet and Nicole Tucker, if your R&D and growth strategy includes capital expenditure, now is the time to start planning.
The Budget has extended a number of temporary corporate tax measures and introduced some targeted concessions to further stimulate business investment.
This report summarises the month's key developments in tax, economics, regulation and compliance – including key articles, ATO updates and rulings, and news you may have missed.
As introduced by Alison Kitchen and Grant Wardell-Johnson, this report discusses recommendations for Australia to move to a model of gender equality for child-rearing, to replace the paid parental leave system.
As detailed by Adrian Wong, Jhansi Seccull and Katherine Southwell, these amendments are relevant to all employers who employ casual employees under the Fair Work Act.
As discussed by Keith Swan and Sumitha Krishnan, taxpayers who believe their eligibility to JobKeeper has been denied by the ATO in similar circumstances as this case should lodge an objection now.
As outlined by Anna Junghardt, the European Union is introducing sweeping reforms to the EU VAT law, which will impact B2C e-commerce sellers and marketplaces as of 1 July 2021.
This webinar, recorded on 24 March 2021 at the KPMG Virtual Global Indirect Conference, explores the latest trends in global supply chains and how tax functions need to prepare.
Australian businesses can take a more strategic and longer-term view encompassing investment and/or other forms of collaboration with local Indian partners, writes Jai Patel.
As detailed by Denis Larkin, Fabian Fedele, Tammy Eccles & Bevis Field, the breadth of the imported hybrid mismatch rule requires Australian taxpayers to understand arrangements outside of their domestic business.
Stefano Moritsch and Craig Emerson examine whether Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms (CBAMs) could be compatible with World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
As introduced by Daniel Hodgson and Ablean Saoud, the KPMG Global Mobility Forecast report shares the latest trends facing global mobility professionals today (and tomorrow).
With the global pandemic continuing into 2021, businesses need to transform to find new ways to get old jobs done, and new ways to get new jobs done, write Ablean Saoud and Caroline Hickson.
As detailed by Adrian Wong, Jhansi Seccull and Katherine Southwell, these amendments are relevant to all employers who employ casual employees under the Fair Work Act.
This webinar, recorded on 25 March 2021 at the KPMG Virtual Global Indirect Conference, discusses the digital economy in depth and shares practical insights relevant to indirect taxes.
