At KPMG we have adopted a multi-disciplinary approach, calling on KPMG professionals in complementary areas such as technical accounting, and regulatory & risk management. These resources can be tapped on a local, regional, or global basis. KPMG’s powerful internal knowledge sharing systems mean our tax professionals are up to date on all the relevant technical and industry developments, locally and globally.
As customers want new services, investors seek more profit and less risk. Regulators, authorities, business partners and shareholders demand higher standards of compliance and corporate governance, utilizing web-based technologies to create new competitive opportunities and manage threats. Across KPMG’s global network of firms, our tax professionals work exclusively with financial sector teams, bringing their deep sector experience to the challenge being faced. They are there to help with the most pressing issues faced in the industry today. Across KPMG’s global network of firms, our tax professionals work exclusively with financial sector teams, bringing their deep sector experience to the challenge being faced. They are there to help with the most pressing issues faced in the industry today.
Financial Service Tax - Robin Walduck
Robin Walduck, Partner, Financial Services, Tax & Legal at KPMG in the UK, explores the trends, challenges and opportunities in the Financial Services tax landscape, and shares how to develop and execute effective global tax methodologies.
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