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31 March 2020

Get ready for significant VAT changes for e-Commerce in 2021

VAT changes taking effect on 1 January 2021 will have a significant impact for online retailers, marketplaces as well as postal, logistics and freight operators delivering those goods.

31 March 2020

COVID-19: Insights from China as ‘first responder’

KPMG China provide insights on supports to private businesses as first responder to the crisis.

12 March 2020

UK Budget 2020

The KPMG tax team has produced a special Budget edition of Taxing Times which provides an overview of the main announcements from the UK's Budget on 11 March 2020.

6 February 2020

Ireland – National Minimum Wage Rise from 1 February

Since 1 February 2020, the National Minimum Wage in Ireland is €10.10 per hour, having risen from €9.80 per hour. This has implications for employers in Ireland, as various employment permissions will be affected.

5 February 2020

Brexit Transition Phase: Actions to take in 2020

With the UK’s departure from the EU under the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement on 31 January 2020, Brexit has now moved to the Transition phase.

3 February 2020

Working towards consensus: Inclusive Framework BEPS 2.0 proposals

On 31 January 2020, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in its role as Secretariat for the OECD/G20

29 January 2020

Personal tax policies contained in General Election 2020 manifestos

With the General Election 2020 date of 8 February fast approaching, Ireland’s political parties have released their election manifestos.

17 January 2020

KPMG’s Guide to Directors’ Remuneration 2019

KPMG UK has released its annual report reviewing directors’ remuneration trends amongst the UK’s largest companies.

17 January 2020

Prospective tax policies of the new UK Government

A clearer picture has emerged of the United Kingdom’s (UK) future tax policy landscape, following the Conservative Party win in the December general election, which provided it with a clear majority in the House of Commons.

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