ESG

What will taxation look like in 2030? KPMG presents the key predictions based on a survey of tax leaders.

The days of tax being just a private compliance issue for tax teams are long gone; tax transparency is now a core pillar of sustainability, say Jenny Wong of KPMG Australia and Loek Helderman of KPMG International.

Warwick Ryan and Christopher Morgan of KPMG International and Barbara Bell of KPMG in the UK provide a guide to the new CBAM reporting obligations and what assistance is available for affected companies.

CEOs feel heightened pressure to report tax information and deliver on ESG strategy, says David Linke, KPMG’s global head of tax and legal services.

João Miguel Fernandes of Morais Leitão, Galvão Teles, Soares da Silva & Associados considers the societal factors and international initiatives driving the increasing adoption of ESG concepts in business strategy.

Aurore Zadeling of PwC Belgium and Jessica De Bels of PwC Legal outline the opportunities and pitfalls for companies faced with the rising ‘working from anywhere’ phenomenon.

The ‘big four’ accountancy firm partners with AI systems to augment a range of professional services, while Malaysia introduces a new capital gains tax

Tax isn’t just done in the tax department anymore, the Deloitte survey stressed.

World leaders are preparing to negotiate carbon border adjustment mechanisms and other carbon pricing tools at the annual UN climate conference in Cairo.

Multinationals need to align ESG and TP policies amid global sustainability efforts, say three tax directors from Europe.