KPMG International hosted a roundtable discussion in July 2024 to explore the differing types of wealth taxes that are gaining attention.

This collection of interviews provides insights from key stakeholders who have played a significant role in the Global Responsible Tax journey over the past decade.

KPMG International hosted a roundtable discussion in July 2024 to explore industry best practices and new challenges in global governance and what different global sectors can learn from each other.

KPMG International hosted a roundtable discussion in June 2024 to explore the creation of an ethical framework for AI in tax. This event sought to take a global perspective and build on a previous scoping roundtable hosted in London earlier in the year.

KPMG International hosted a roundtable discussion in June 2024 to explore the different approaches to navigating demographic dynamics in relation to tax and work. Highlighted as a key issue in an initial scoping roundtable hosted in late 2023, this conversation, focusing on the Global North, looked to discuss the unique set of intersecting challenges.

KPMG International hosted a roundtable discussion in June 2024 to explore the different approaches to navigating demographic dynamics in relation to tax and work. Highlighted as a key issue in an initial scoping roundtable hosted in late 2023, this deep dive conversation, focusing on the Global South, looked to discuss the unique set of intersecting challenges.

This paper, part of the Global Responsible Tax Programme, seeks to demystify some of the more difficult tax concepts so that tax reporting can become more accessible at different levels of expertise.

This paper, part of the Global Responsible Tax Programme, seeks to explain what is generally meant by the circular economy, considering what taxes, tariffs, and incentive levers are being used or proposed to drive a more circular economy.

This article by Benita Mathew examines the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence in government and administrative services, highlighting the associated risks. It distinguishes between three types of risks: impact-based, inherent, and incremental process risks. Impact-based risks focus on the negative consequences for public end-users, inherent risks pertain to the reliability and biases of AI tools, and incremental process risks involve issues like traceability and human oversight in tax administration processes.

This meeting of the Global Responsible Tax Thought Leaders (GRTTL) group, explored the progressive potential of consumption taxes and their balance against income taxes…

As part of the Global Responsible Tax Programme, KPMG International hosted a roundtable discussion, to explore the use of AI, concerns, and how to create an ethical framework for AI and tax.

Jericho and KPMG International hosted this conversation as part of the Global Responsible Programme to explore the different policy approaches to carbon taxes taken by the United States and Europe – and their implications for the Global South.