This submission is in response to draft legislation which proposes to deny deductions for payments relating to intangible assets connected with low corporate tax jurisdictions.
The external review of the RBA is monumental, given it is the first to be carried out in more than 40 years, as outlined by KPMG economist Tayushma Sewak.
Vertex VAT & Technology Lead Andy Hallsworth discusses with KPMG Tax Technology Director Ben Scull the many benefits using a tax engine can provide online businesses and marketplaces.
Financial statements may not be the most appropriate place for the proposed disclosure of subsidiary tax residency information, as outlined by Alia Lum, Michael Voogt and Jenny Wong.
This webinar, to be held on 17 May, will discuss the business case for transforming your tax processes and systems to deliver what is required for Pillar Two.
This webinar, to be held on Tuesday 16 May, will focus on new accounting standards effective and available for early adoption and important regulatory focus areas for 30 June 2023 reporters.
As detailed by Sarah Shaw and Priya Singh, the Queensland announcement comes off the back of some other build-to-rent developments that are occurring in the state without additional government support.
KPMG’s international tax specialists discuss draft legislation which proposes changes to thin capitalisation, including two significant and previously announced limitations on interest deductions.
We expect the proposed changes to the safe harbour debt test will result in a significantly higher proportion of real estate investment trusts needing to rely on the arm’s length debt test.
The RBA clearly sees the risks of a wage-price spiral as being real, and a threat to achieving its objective of bring inflation back inside the target range, writes Brendan Rynne.
This webinar, to be held on Wednesday 10 May, will feature a panel to analyse and debate the details of the budget and what this will mean for you and your business.
With more electric vehicles hitting the road, Hayley Lock and Zachary Thomas discuss some common questions from employees and employers as they work through the practicalities of the requirements.
This this two-part series, Jason White and Melanie Smith look at what employers should start considering in their approach to managing the change in legislation.
This webinar, held on 29 March, explores an underrepresented conversation within the business family community, reframing the concept of transition to be a positive outcome for each generation.
Director Stacey Biggar, Senior Manager George Cressey and Senior Consultant Sam Gathercole discuss the history and current view on key concepts relating to car parking fringe benefits.
Vertex Major Accounts Lead Mike Tomlinson speaks to KPMG Tax Technology Director Ben Scull on why organisations upgrading their ERP system should consider implementing a tax engine.
As detailed by Sarah Shaw and Priya Singh, the Queensland announcement comes off the back of some other build-to-rent developments that are occurring in the state without additional government support.
KPMG Tax Technology Director Ben Scull, along with Mike Tomlinson and Andrew Hallsworth from Vertex, explore how tax engine software can support tax functions.
This submission is in response to draft legislation which proposes to deny deductions for payments relating to intangible assets connected with low corporate tax jurisdictions.
This webinar, held on 29 March, shares insights on some of the latest developments from across the EU affecting multinational groups operating in Europe.
Australia must regain its place as one of the most attractive skilled migrant destinations in the world if our economy is to remain competitive and achieve real productivity and wages growth.
There’s a lot riding on this week’s Jobs and Skills Summit, with the competition for labour impacting businesses of all sizes and sectors, as outlined by Mark Wright.
This event, to be held on Tuesday 6 September, will help global mobility and HR professionals to understand the C-suite drivers, balancing responsibility with the business and regulators.
The IASB met in early April to discuss the proposed amendments to tax accounting standards relating to Pillar Two. It was agreed to endorse the temporary exception from deferred taxes and revise pre-regime disclosures following the consultation process.
Exposure draft legislation has been released in relation to the proposed changes to the Australian thin capitalisation regime, previously announced in October 2022 as part of Australian Federal Budget.
This webinar, to be held on Wednesday 29 March, will look at managing disputes around the pricing of intangibles and what this could mean for businesses operating in Europe.
This edition of Super Tax News explores the Federal Government’s proposal for earnings from superannuation balances above $3 million to be taxed at an additional 15 percent from 2025-26, among other topical issues.
Vertex VAT & Technology Lead Andy Hallsworth discusses with KPMG Tax Technology Director Ben Scull the many benefits using a tax engine can provide online businesses and marketplaces.
Vertex Major Accounts Lead Mike Tomlinson speaks to KPMG Tax Technology Director Ben Scull on why organisations upgrading their ERP system should consider implementing a tax engine.
