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      The responsibility of companies to demonstrate the positive impact they are making for their people, their customers and society is creating a complex stakeholder environment that tax leaders must learn to navigate in the future.

      KPMG tax professionals are united by our values, governed by our Global Tax Principles and Global Quality Framework, and driven by our purpose to inspire confidence and empower change. In addition to delivering a range of tax compliance and consulting services that align to our own responsible tax principles every day, KPMG professionals deliver targeted approaches to help tax leaders embrace their role in the broader ESG agenda through KPMG Tax Impact Reporting, while also engaging in sustained, inclusive and cohesive discussions through the KPMG Global Responsible Tax Project.

      What we do

      The goal of this global initiative is to reveal a shared understanding of how responsible tax at an international level works across corporations and tax jurisdictions – for both advanced and emerging economies – through roundtable discussions, online conversations, articles and our Global Tax Policy Leadership Team. 

      The KPMG Global Responsible Tax Project is built on three core pillars:

      • Engaging in productive debate

        We believe there is a need for the world to have a sustained, inclusive and coherent discussion about the key issues that are affecting and shaping taxation in the modern world. We recognize this is not easy terrain, and believe diverse voices are needed.

      • Convening diverse voices

        Through the project, we bring together a truly diverse community of stakeholders – from academics to activists to businesses to non-governmental organizations – to have the open discussions necessary to help inform the tax debate.

      • Sharing insights and ideas

        The project consists of both an online community and discussion forum, where anyone with a view is welcome to have their say, and a series of in-person and virtual roundtable discussions held all around the world.

      Principles for a responsible tax practice

      • Be supported by a valid basis in law.
      • Be based on the assumption that all material facts will be known to tax authorities and all relevant disclosure requirements are properly made.
      • Be tailored to the particular circumstances of our clients, address any requirements of substance and purpose, and consider the intention of the legislators.
      • Clearly explain the technical merits and sustainability of relevant options available to our clients.
      • Consider any reputational risk and the impact on stakeholders and communities where these are practical to assess.
      We require all KPMG people to act lawfully and with integrity in dealing with tax authorities and our clients and we aim to be fully compliant with all relevant requirements.

      Our insights

      KPMG International hosted a virtual roundtable in November 2025 as part of the Global Responsible Tax Program to explore how governments and businesses can design incentive policies that balance economic growth, fairness and global collaboration.

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      KPMG International hosted a dinner discussion in August 2025, as part of the Global Responsible Tax Program, to explore the shifting nature of global governance and its implications for tax and beyond.

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      KPMG International hosted a virtual roundtable in October 2025 as part of its Global Responsible Tax thought leaders’ group. The group of tax leaders, policymakers, academics, business representatives and civil society discussed how the direction of the US Administration’s economic focus continues to shape global tax policy, and its perhaps unexpected secondary and tertiary knock-on effects.

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      KPMG International convened a roundtable discussion in July 2025, as part of its Global Responsible Tax Program, to explore the evolving role of tariffs in modern policymaking.

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      KPMG International and Jericho hosted a roundtable discussion in July 2025, bringing together global experts to explore the evolving role and effectiveness of fiscal councils around the world — and the lessons they offer for good governance, economic planning and public trust in times of uncertainty

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      KPMG International hosted a roundtable discussion in June 2025, as part of the Global Responsible Tax Program, to explore the ethical implications of artificial intelligence (AI) in tax and revenue administration.

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      KPMG International convened the Global Responsible Tax working group in April 2025. Held under the Chatham House Rule, the meeting brought together a diverse group of stakeholders to reflect on where the responsible tax agenda stands today — and where it might go next.

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      Perspectives after 10 years from program participants.

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      KPMG International and Jericho hosted a global webinar to delve into the findings of the newly launched Global Responsible Tax: Past, Present, Future report.

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      Tax policy, artificial intelligence and talent.

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      Our people

      Chris Morgan
      Mr. Chris Morgan

      Global Leader for the KPMG Responsible Tax Program

      KPMG International

      conrad turley
      Conrad Turley

      Head of Global Tax Policy

      KPMG International

      David Linke
      David Linke

      Global Head of Tax & Legal

      KPMG International

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