Public policy

Four steps for coping with uncertainty about taxing the digital economy

"Changing international tax laws around the digital economy will likely hit many U.S. companies with increased tax costs and compliance burdens,” says KPMG's Jeff LeSage.

Outlook for tax legislation in a divided Congress

Areas of bipartisan agreement could include expired tax provisions, retirement savings incentives, administration of the IRS, and infrastructure-related tax issues.

Webcast to explore impact of election results on tax reform

News media, business executives and others with an interest in tax reform are invited to attend the event on Thursday, November 8, at 2 p.m. ET..

Steps retailers can take as high court weighs internet sales tax issue

“There’s a lot at stake for retailers and the states with this case,” says Harley Duncan, leader of the state and local tax group of KPMG’s Washington National Tax practice.

U.S. tax reform at six months: Where are we and what’s next?

The ambiguity, inconsistencies and possible unintended consequences around certain provisions in the law are already posing challenges for many.

Four steps companies can take in response to U.S. tariffs

Those that don’t prepare could face significant disruption in today’s changing trade environment.

Five steps multinationals can take in the new era of trade under President Trump

Those that don’t prepare could face significant disruption in today’s changing trade environment.

Supreme court upends online shopping carts

The Wayfair decision may be as significant as the rewrite of the U.S. federal tax code.

Tax reform 101: what does the new law mean for you?

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