Tax Transformation – Why does it matter?
The business world is changing dramatically and at an unprecedent speed. You are a tax practitioner and has no protagonism in this scenario01/09/2020
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01/09/2020 Marienne Coutinho, KPMG, Brazil
15/06/2020 Loek Helderman, KPMG, Netherlands Wilbert Kannekens, KPMG Meijburg & Co, Netherlands
07/08/2019 Michael Freudenberg, KPMG, Germany Felix Bussmann, KPMG, Germany
13/09/2018 Maria Teresa Quiñones, KPMG, Spain
01/08/2018 Jörgen Graner, KPMG, Sweden
20/07/2017 Prita Subramanian, KPMG, US Tara Adams, KPMG, US
07/07/2017 Dirk Van Stappen, KPMG, Belgium
03/07/2017 Per Daniel Nyberg, KPMG, Norway
26/08/2016 Maria Teresa Quiñones, KPMG, Spain
24/06/2016 Dirk Van Stappen, KPMG, Belgium
15/03/2016 Maria Teresa Quiñones, KPMG, Spain
The global tax environment is rapidly changing. Tax strategies, which have been legal and common for many years, are increasingly regarded as unacceptable. The public perception that corporates artificially shift earnings to low tax jurisdictions and default on their "social contract" has...
Despite the fact that Belgium still does not have formal statutory transfer pricing documentation requirements, transfer pricing is omnipresent in the Belgian tax landscape. Sloppy implementation of the group's transfer pricing policy and lack of transfer pricing documentation at the level of the...
01/09/2014 Dirk Van Stappen, KPMG, Belgium
Turkey has been one of the global hot points in attracting foreign investment through the last decade. The FDI to Turkey accounts for approximately US$ 12 billion / year, while the reported activity in the M&A market has been in the range of US$ 15-20 billion as an average of these recent years....
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