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      New letters from the Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF), ECJ rulings, changes to reporting obligations and the ongoing digitalisation of tax functions mean that companies are constantly faced with decisions that have financial implications.

      In KPMG Tax on air, our experts analyse the key developments, explain their practical implications and highlight what companies need to focus on now.

      The podcast is aimed at managers in tax, finance and HR departments, as well as decision-makers who wish to understand tax developments at an early stage and make well-informed decisions.

      Topics on the channel

      • Value Added Tax & Indirect Tax (VAT to go)

        Kathrin Feil, Head of Indirect Tax Services, and Rainer Weymüller, former Presiding Judge at the Munich Finance Court and of counsel at KPMG, examine current case law from the European Court of Justice (ECJ) and the Federal Finance Court (BFH), letters from the Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF) and their implications for VAT practice – from input tax deduction and chain transactions to e-invoicing.

      • Global Mobility & International Staffing (GMS to go)

        Susanne Härzke, Partner, Global Mobility Services Tax, and Sebastian Gagsch, Manager, GMS Tax, discuss current developments relating to cross-border work, as well as issues concerning tax, social security and employment law.

      Further topics from the areas of corporate tax, M&A tax, family businesses and the digitalisation of the tax function are continuously added to the channel. Subscribe to KPMG Tax on air on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Deezer or SoundCloud and never miss an episode.

      Think globally, act regionally, succeed internationally: Tax stands for KPMG's tax advisory services.
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      An overview of our tax podcast series

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      KPMG analyses current issues relating to value added tax – concisely and to the point
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      KPMG analyses current issues and legal situations relating to international personnel assignments – concisely and to the point.
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