Australia’s latest foreign resident CGT reforms make valuation a critical issue for foreign investors, bringing greater scrutiny to how Australian land-connected assets are identified and valued.
This webinar, held on Wednesday 13 May, features analysis of the 2026 Australian Federal Budget.
What do developers need to consider when invoking a sunset clause for it to be considered “in good faith”? Will Colwell, Lauren Pickard, and Campbell Munro examine a recent Queensland Supreme Court ruling.
South Australia’s proposed relaxation of CBD height restrictions and apartment construction guarantee scheme are setting the stage to attract new property investment.
What does ‘care and diligence’ mean for directors in their duties when it comes to making business judgments? Peter Holmes examines relevant cases to provide a clearer picture.
The implementation of payday super reforms may result in cash flow challenges for underperforming businesses with large labour costs. Ned Swifte discusses what businesses should do to prepare for it.
Recent legislation designed to improve building quality in NSW may expand liability to developers and financiers of buildings with defects, highlighting the importance of undertaking thorough commercial, financial, and legal due diligence.
This virtual event, held on Wednesday 26 March, explores topics from personal and business tax., to banking, infrastructure, health, and climate change.
The 2025-26 Budget has been a balancing act for the government – trying to appeal to voters before an election through personal income tax cuts and cost of living relief, while also demonstrating fiscal responsibility.
The Federal Government is looking to reform the Fair Entitlements Guarantee to curtail businesses and directors from using the scheme of last resort for their own unfair advantage.
Brace yourself. We are not done with tariffs; the next round could be significantly higher, writes KPMG US Chief Economist Diane Swonk.
The United States has the possibility of rate cuts being front-loaded due to the length of time it takes for tariffs, tax cuts and curbs to immigration to work their way through the economy, writes KPMG US Chief Economist Diane Swonk.
KPMG's submission to the Department of Industry, Science and Resources on the introduction of mandatory guardrails for AI in high-risk settings.
The introduction of the NVES brings new challenges to automotive manufacturers, as well as new opportunities for those who are prepared to navigate these regulatory changes.
