Indirect tax – VAT & Customs / All

KPMG’s Global Indirect Tax Brief brings you the latest news on indirect tax developments from around the world.

Globalisation is expanding the reach of businesses to new markets; multinational companies are now able to source suppliers from virtually anywhere in the world; and e-commerce enables them to ship their products and deliver their services to tech savvy customers in the farthest regions of the world

Here you will find briefings on key news, events and thought leadership submitted by tax professionals in KPMG member firms globally.

The ATP case concerned the VAT treatment of management services provided to a defined contribution occupational (“DC”) pension scheme.

Global Indirect Tax Brief (GITB) is a roundup of development in VAT, GST, Trade and Customs, and other indirect taxes around the world.

Indirect tax is the mainstream. In a world of just over 190 countries, some form of indirect tax is present in over 160. So indirect tax is now one of the most important sources of revenue for governments around the world. It is also a tax that touches and impacts the general public.

Global Indirect Tax Brief (GITB) features updates on issues and challenges in indirect tax from around the world.

The Asia Pacific is a dynamic and diverse region of increasing importance to world trade. That diversity is reflected in the indirect tax regimes and their local application across the region.

Over the last two decades, KPMG’s Global Indirect Tax Services practice has seen a significant increase in the number of