Mobility Matters, published by KPMG's Global Mobility Services (GMS) practice, offers thought-provoking articles that can help raise awareness about topical and timely issues affecting international assignment programs and globally-mobile employees working for multinational organizations.
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As 2024 ends, navigating payroll and employment tax complexities is essential for compliance and efficiency. This article highlights crucial year-end steps, from multi-state reporting nuances to adapting for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) expiration. Gain actionable insights for accurate W-2 processing and navigating evolving regulations, paving the way for a smooth start to 2025.
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Dutch government-authorised report on expatriate tax regime raises questions about fate of the 30% ruling
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Olympic games 2024: Entry and work formalities for arriving foreign national workers
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Understanding U.S. tax obligations for international student interns: A comprehensive guide for employers
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U.S. & Canada Cross-Border Commuter Impact: From Compliance to Change Management.
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Employee incentive trends in the Netherlands – the landscape is shifting, March 2024
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2023: Another Busy Year-End for Employment Tax Professionals
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#AmericanDigitalNomadinEstonia – Insights on International Remote Work, December 2023
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Anticipated Increase in IRS Enforcement Activity with Inflation Reduction Act Funding, November 2023
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With the world in flux, now is a good time to put geopolitics at the centre of your global mobility business strategy, October 2023
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Mobility and military families, September 2023
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Non-willful FBAR violation and compliance through various IRS programs, December 2022
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Russia-Ukraine war: Individual tax issues for global mobility, June 2022
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“Fondsstandortgesetz” – New Tax Opportunities for Employee Incentive Programmes in Germany?, May 2022