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Service: Tax, Advisory, Private Enterprise, Topics, Federal Budget
Industry: Energy & Natural Resources, Financial Services, Healthcare
Type: Press release
Date: 1/05/2012

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1 May 2012 - KPMG will be covering the implications of the Australian Government's 2012-13 Budget for business, with particular focus on: tax, energy and natural resources, financial services, healthcare and general economics.

The following KPMG Partners are available for media comment:

Partner	Subject
Rosheen Garnon, National Managing Partner for Tax Carl Dilena, Tax Partner David Linke, Tax Partner	Corporate tax/general overview and observations
Jeremy Hirschhorn – Tax (Financial Services) Partner	Financial Services (including Superannuation)
Rod Henderson, ENR Tax Partner James Macky, ENR Tax Partner	Energy and Natural Resources (ENR)
David Gelb, National R&D Tax Partner	Research and Development (R&D)
Phil Renshaw, Tax Partner	Fuel Excise
Andy Hutt, Tax Partner	Personal tax and Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT)
Dermot Gaffney, Tax Partner	Indirect tax
Grant Wardell Johnson, Tax Partner	Tax implications for any climate change announcements
Steve Economides, Tax Partner	Tax implications for any infrastructure announcements
Brent Murphy, Private Enterprise Tax Partner	Private Enterprise/Middle Market/Small to Medium Enterprises
Henry Cutler, Director of Health Economics	Healthcare and health economics
Julian Vella, Head of Infrastructure	Infrastructure
Nicki Hutley, Director of Economics Ashley Winston, Director of Economics	Economic analysis

Media contacts

Contact	Subject
Natalie Causley ncausley@kpmg.com.au 0410 838 914	Tax, ENR and Private Enterprise
Meshlin Khouri 0401 712 658 mkhouri@kpmg.com.au	Healthcare and health economics
Tania Alexander talexander1@kpmg.com.au 0432 758 401	Infrastructure/Economic analysis

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