The international trade environment is constantly evolving. It can be daunting to keep up with global trade developments and tariff disruptions against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty.
Taking a strategic approach to build and maintain resilient international supply chains and global trade operations is crucial. Businesses need to be proactive to stay on top of day-to-day trade compliance, financial management and regulatory change.
As part of the global KPMG network, we have more than 900 global customs specialists in over 60 countries. We can help you manage the challenges you face with cross-border transactions.
KPMG Tariff Modeler
In today’s complex global trade environment, cross-border tariffs can significantly impact the financial stability and supply chain operations of your business. KPMG Tariff Modeler delivers immediate insights with robust data visualisation, helping you navigate these challenges with ease and precision.
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KPMG Australia
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FAQs
The US tariffs will increase supply chain costs, leading to higher prices for imported goods and raw materials. This can squeeze margins and force businesses to absorb these expenses or pass them on to customers.
KPMG's Trade & Customs professionals can help mitigate these impacts by providing services and strategies to reduce duty payable whilst also maintaining compliance with local regulations.
The Australian Trusted Trader program is a government initiative that recognises businesses with secure supply chains and compliant trade practices. Benefits include priority processing and reduced trade costs.
Free trade agreements (FTAs) can reduce or eliminate tariffs on goods traded between member countries. KPMG can help you understand which agreement offers your business the best outcomes from an administrative, technical and financial perspective.
KPMG uses AI and data analytics to enhance trade and customs services by:
- identifying trends and patterns in large datasets
- monitoring trade activities to improve compliance
- optimising operations through data-driven insights
- managing risks associated with cross-border trade through advanced analytics.