'I pay tax because someone else doesn't pay tax' may broadly underpin Australia’s hybrid mismatch rules, but wrapped in this simple concept is some complexity. KPMG’s Economics and Tax Centre Director Jenny Wong, KPMG International Tax Partner Peter Madden and KPMG Corporate Tax Partner Paul Sorrell explore the hybrid mismatch rules and what it all means for large business.

'I pay tax because someone else doesn't pay tax' may broadly underpin Australia’s hybrid mismatch rules, but wrapped in this simple concept is some complexity. KPMG’s Economics and Tax Centre Director Jenny Wong, KPMG International Tax Partner Peter Madden and KPMG Corporate Tax Partner Paul Sorrell explore the hybrid mismatch rules and what it all means for large business.

'I pay tax because someone else doesn't pay tax' may broadly underpin Australia’s hybrid mismatch rules, but wrapped in this simple concept is some complexity.&nbsp;KPMG’s Economics and Tax Centre Director Jenny Wong, KPMG International Tax Partner Peter Madden and KPMG Corporate Tax Partner Paul Sorrell explore the hybrid mismatch rules and what it all means for large business.

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