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Attitudes to tax are changing. Organizations of all sizes are ever more exposed to new trends in tax regulation, not just locally but globally. By thinking beyond the present and beyond borders to deliver long-lasting value, our member firms’ understanding of tax governance, specialist skills and deep industry knowledge help you to stay competitive and compliant.
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Extended business travel is a fact of corporate life and as the world's tax authorities take an ever greater interest in the movements of people working in countries other than their own, it is important that companies take the issue seriously.
In cooperation with the European Fund Administration Asset Management Association (EFAMA), KPMG member firms across Europe have been studying UCITS IV to establish whether it works across different tax jurisdictions without adversely affecting administrative operations, the fund or the investor.
The report assesses the general tax competitiveness of 95 cities in 10 countries (Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States).

 

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Loughlin Hickey, Global Head of Tax, explains how the new economic reality is forcing companies to rethink their entire operations, and what this means for tax management and tax professionals.