Recent tax developments that matter from around the globe, reported by Tim Sarson (KPMG).
In this article my last of 2020 I’m looking back over the year to date and sharing some of my thoughts on the year ahead. Covid-19 has of course dominated headlines globally and as a result we have seen governments introduce a wealth of monetary and fiscal policies in an attempt to ensure that businesses and people can weather the crisis. Against this backdrop the OECD has made strides in its work on solving the tax challenges of the digitalised economy. Looking forward into the next 12 months I consider the tax implications of Brexit and the potential tax policies that a Biden-led US government may seek to bring in. Undoubtedly covid-19 will continue...
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Recent tax developments that matter from around the globe, reported by Tim Sarson (KPMG).
In this article my last of 2020 I’m looking back over the year to date and sharing some of my thoughts on the year ahead. Covid-19 has of course dominated headlines globally and as a result we have seen governments introduce a wealth of monetary and fiscal policies in an attempt to ensure that businesses and people can weather the crisis. Against this backdrop the OECD has made strides in its work on solving the tax challenges of the digitalised economy. Looking forward into the next 12 months I consider the tax implications of Brexit and the potential tax policies that a Biden-led US government may seek to bring in. Undoubtedly covid-19 will continue...
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