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How sustainable business practices offer new revenue opportunities.

In this session, we are joined by senior officials from HMRC, the ATO and the IRS to consider what taxpayers and tax authorities are currently dealing with, how they might adapt to the new reality, and what taxpayers might expect as they look forward.

The JRS will now run until 31 October 2020, but some aspects will change from August. Updated guidance clarifies certain matters, including when overtime payments should be included in JRS reference pay.

KPMG’s real estate team and valuation specialists have put together the steps and best practices for companies in providing accurate property valuations and quarterly and fiscal-year end financials.

In light of the uncertainties caused by COVID-19 and the difficulties some people can encounter as a result of not having an Irish Residence Permit (IRP) card, the authorities have introduced certain temporary measures for between now and 20 July 2020.

KPMG’s Head of International Tax outlines three key actions for tax leaders to prepare for digital tax challenges ahead.

Implications of COVID-19 for Insurers, returning to the office, and more.

KPMG’s Head of Global Compliance Management Services Sean Bloodwell discusses flexibility of a tax function.

Residency permissions due to expire are automatically renewed for a period of two months.