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IFRS Now
Launched at the recent KPMG Asia-Pacific IFRS Conference, this publication reviews the impact of the convergence to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)on companies and discusses how it can be a catalyst for wider transformation, not only to meet compliance demands but also to serve the business better.
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International funds and fund management survey 2009
Even with the turmoil in the funds industry, new opportunities exist for robust organisations. This survey provides up-to-date information on pertinent accounting, taxation and regulation issues for financial services firms and marketing investment funds around the world.
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International hedge funds survey 2009
This survey provides information relating to regulation and taxation issues for hedge funds operating across the 25 countries covered in the survey. It can help hedge funds address planning and structuring issues associated with forming and operating domestic and offshore investment vehicles.
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The Impact of Tax Treaty Trends in the Asia-Pacific Funds Sector
Tax authorities across the Asia-Pacific region looking more closely at the structure of international investment funds when considering claims for reduction in tax under double taxation treaties.
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Thinking Beyond: KPMG International Annual Review
KPMG is pursuing a global strategy and moving toward a more globally integrated organization that seeks to bring value to our member firm clients, enhance the careers of our people, and benefit the communities in which we live and work.
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KPMG's Global Assignments Policies and Procedures survey
International assignments remain on upswing despite the economic downturn and companies are using more diverse assignment types. However, many fail to track return on investment or effectively manage the repatriation process.
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Tax, Demographics and Corporate Location Survey
KPMG's study of the interaction between tax policy and labour migration, and their impact on location decisions finds that despite the higher recruitment and wage costs resulting from overseas hiring, the urge to source skilled labour from other countries remains strong. |
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Budget 2009 - Braving the recession by preserving jobs and building for the future
Minister for Finance, Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, delivered his Budget Statement in Parliament on Thursday, 22 January 2009. Billed as the Resilience Package, the spirit of Budget 2009 centres around the safeguarding of jobs for Singaporeans.
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Bridging the Global Infrastructure Gap: views from the executive suite
KPMG International and the Economist Intelligence Unit conducted a survey into the impact of infrastructure on business: how important it is; how it affects growth and costs; what the critical issues are; and what needs to be done so businesses and countries can better compete globally.
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