KPMG's Hayley Lock and Jaron Stafford discuss the personal tax and income measures in 2021 Federal Budget, including the tax residency rule changes.

KPMG’s Grant Wardell-Johnson and Clive Bird outline the various measures in the 2021 Federal Budget as they relate to the business sector.

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Terry Hoban and Priscilla Tang discuss the tax compliance challenges faced by displaced employees in Australia amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Grant Wardell-Johnson and Clive Bird discuss key measures for business in the Federal Government’s 2020 Budget.

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Grant Wardell-Johnson and Andy Hutt discuss recent developments in addressing the tax challenges of the digitalisation of the economy.

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Merriden Varrall & Peter Madden discuss digitisation, globalisation and international tax trends in a post-COVID world.

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Julian Humphrey, Max Soyref and Peter Xing delve deeper into digital currencies around the world.

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KPMG Innovate Lead Partner James Mabbott, KPMG Lead Tax Partner Grant Wardell-Johnson and KPMG Tax Technology Senior Manager Peter Xing discuss what the next 20 years might hold in store for revenue collection.

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The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has been bold enough to release financial projections in terms of the additional revenue that would be raised by a certain assumption under its initiative on taxation and the digitalization of the economy.

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• OECD provides further update on plans for taxation of the digitalized economy

In recent years, Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) has enjoyed a hiatus from large-scale regulatory change and attention from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).

However, with the 31 March 2019 FBT year-end fast approaching, there have been a number of technical developments, and new guidance has been released.

KPMG Employment Tax partners Hayley Lock and Nathan Hamilton, along with Senior Manager Stacey Biggar, explore some of the recent technical changes and share insights on how FBT processes can be automated.