KPMG Private Enterprise Beyond: The Taxplainer Podcast

In the last episode of series 2 of The Taxplainer we explore the new UK transfer pricing record keeping regulations introduced last year with Tax Director Peter Algar. With December year-ends fast approaching, many companies will need to be thinking about UKTP compliance, including the impacts of these new rules.

Do you struggle to attract and retain top talent? In this episode of The Taxplainer, we delve into the world of Employee Value Propositions (EVPs) with expert Manish Godhwani. Discover how a compelling EVP can elevate your employer brand, attract the right talent, and boost employee engagement.

In this episode of The Taxplainer, expert Lorenzo Rossetti explains how businesses can save money and gain control by taking charge of their customs declarations through looking at self-filing.

Find out about customs, duties, VAT and more in exclusive content for Beyond at www.kpmgbeyond.co.uk

Make sure you're ready for any HMRC reviews. That's the message from tax expert Kamal Aggarwal in this episode of The Taxplainer, as he shares insights on business risk reviews, including key areas of focus and how to prepare for a successful outcome.

To find out more on business risk reviews, compliance and tax in general, visit our Insights Hub on Beyond at www.kpmgbeyond.co.uk

In this episode of The Taxplainer, recorded shortly after Keir Starmer's Autumn Budget warning on the 26th August, we delve into the potential tax implications it could bring with, Tim Sarson, Head of Tax Policy at KPMG. Tim analyses the possibilities and sheds light on where the next Chancellor might find the necessary funds. From capital gains and employer National Insurance to fuel duty and beyond, we explore the options and discuss the potential impact on your wallet. Tune in to gain valuable insights and prepare for the economic challenges ahead.

Find more insights like this on www.kpmgbeyond.co.uk  and continue the conversation with experts and peers in our Tax Leaders Community.

In this episode of The Taxplainer, we delve into the world of PBIKs (Payrolled Benefits in Kind) and explore the significant changes coming to payroll in April 2026.

Join us as we chat with Natalie Shingler, a payroll expert from KPMG, who breaks down everything you need to know about PBIKs.

Why not find out more in our Insights Hub and Payroll Community on Beyond?

Continue the conversation at www.kpmgbeyond.co.uk

In this bumper episode of The Taxplainer, Pensions Senior Manager Ranjit Shoker, dives deep into the common pitfalls employers face with auto-enrolment, offering valuable insights and practical advice for upcoming changes and ensuring you're compliant.

Want to find out more? Visit www.kpmgbeyond.co.uk for more exclusive content on pensions, payroll and workforce.

In this episode returning guest Andy Bradford speaks to Arran, fresh off his holiday, about the VAT complications you can face when selling a business and why this has come to light following recent case law.

Find out more at www.kpmgbeyond.co.uk and join our communities to discuss with experts and peers alike.

In this episode, Barbara Bell returns to explore the changing world of landfill taxes and how upcoming changes will start with landfill operators and trickle down through local authorities, waste collection companies and the man on the street. The 21.6% rate rise comes into effect in April 2025, but there’s plenty that business can and should be doing to prepare today.

Find further insights on environmental taxes today at www.kpmgbeyond.co.uk and join our ESG Insights for Leaders Community to connect with experts and peers in that sector.

This episode of The Taxplainer we dive into the upcoming changes to the UK tax landscape for non-domiciled individuals. Special guest host Iain McCluskey speaks with Claire Jopson from our Global Mobility Services Team, and Gavin Shaw from our UK Family Office and Private Client Team about the current rules for UK non-domiciled individuals, how this will transition to the Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime by April next year, and how businesses can prepare for that transition from old to new. They also explore how these changes will affect high net worth individuals and the impact they’ll have on IHT.

To find out more on these changes visit www.kpmgbeyond.co.uk