Our approach

KPMG’s Global Indirect Tax Services professionals working in KPMG firms around the globe combine technical capabilities in indirect tax with a deep understanding of industry and business issues.

Together, they seek to customize their approach to meet your unique needs, helping business leaders continually ask the necessary questions of their organizations: Are we paying too much? Do we have the resources we need? Are we up to date with legislation? Can we meet all the local requirements for each country in which we operate? Can we do better?

How we support our clients

KPMG member firms’ Indirect Tax professionals bring a big-picture perspective to the cross border environment and help you go beyond compliance to unlock tangible business value from reporting and data. Backed by proprietary tax technologies, KPMG’s global network of professionals can help tax leaders respond to regulatory and reporting challenges, liberate capital, mitigate risks and streamline processes.

How can KPMG member firms’ Global Indirect Tax Services can help you?

  • advising businesses on the development and execution of technology-enabled, effective indirect tax management strategies, including internal governance, processes and controls, and cross jurisdictional compliance
  • providing practical tax compliance services to help tax leaders to comply, manage risk, increase efficiency and unlock the value of their data (support includes VAT/GST compliance outsourcing, global VAT/GST recovery, reverse audit services and more)
  • supporting organizations entering new markets or undergoing corporate transactions, such as restructuring, mergers and acquisitions
  • supporting businesses subject to indirect tax audits or other investigations by tax or customs authorities
  • advising on the legal aspects of indirect tax, including contract review, dispute resolution and litigation.

Want to learn more about how KPMG can support your business? Connect with us.

Featured Content

Podcast epsiode

In this episode, we speak with Lachlan Wolfers, Head of Global Indirect Tax Services, KPMG International. Today we explore how geopolitics, digitization and changing business models are impacting indirect tax and the Future of Tax overall.

Transcript (PDF 154 KB).

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