Resource Taxation

KPMG has been working closely with participants in the resources industry, foreign investors, federal and state governments and key industry bodies to understand and explore the complexities of the government's proposed resource taxation arrangements.

The proposed reforms, namely a new Minerals Resource Rent Tax (MRRT) and extension of the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax (PRRT), are intended to apply from 1 July 2012 and focus on four non-renewable resources: oil, gas, iron ore and coal.

A selection of our thought leadership on this issue and articles on recent developments are available below.

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Tax Reform contacts

To discuss the implications of any of the current tax reform programs and reviews for your organisation, please our KPMG professionals.

Tax

KPMG’s Tax team can assist clients in corporate tax, global transfer pricing services, indirect tax, international corporate tax, international executive services, R&D incentives and superannuation & pension funds.

Energy & Natural Resources

KPMG’s ENR practice provides a wide array of audit, tax and advisory services to all key sectors including Mining and Oil & Gas.

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