The far-reaching power of KPMG tax models
Adaptive tax modeling
Legislative attempts to simplify the corporate tax code have only created additional layers of new rules and concepts on top of previous ones. As new U.S. international tax regulations are proposed or enacted, complexity will likely increase further. Compounding the international tax challenges, the OECD’s two-pillar approach to modernizing the global tax system requires multinational companies to consider the different paths countries are taking in response to OECD efforts.
As businesses struggle to evaluate the impacts of these shifting tax rules, the days of back-of-the-envelope calculations for analyzing tax law changes are gone. Today, reliable planning requires models that are tailored, nimble, and sophisticated. That’s why KPMG’s “right-sized” adaptive tax modeling approach focuses on making the model yours.
Accessible
Full, unfettered access to KPMG tax models provides you and your team with control, speed, technical accuracy, and the ability to manage costs throughout the tax lifecycle.
Integrated
KPMG modeling tools use a consistent architecture that leverages common data inputs (e.g., entity hierarchy and financial statements) across multiple models and links relevant outputs of one model to inputs of other dependent models and calculations.
Empowering
High-quality detailed reporting and robust C-suite visualizations help teams identify tax opportunities and risks, while communicating with key nontax stakeholders
BEPS 2.0 Automation Technology
Modeling for the continuously evolving global tax landscape related to Pillar Two reforms
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Modeling the changing U.S. international tax legislative and regulatory landscape
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Modeling potential impacts of the changing U.S. and Global tax legislative and regulatory landscape
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