With geopolitical shifts, tax policy developments, global supply chains issues and other complex developments changing the way businesses operate globally, David Linke, Global Head of Tax & Legal Services, KPMG International, and Grant Wardell-Johnson, Global Tax Policy Leader and Chair of the Global Tax Policy Leadership Group, KPMG International, recently sat down for a discussion on the macro-economic environment and the current big picture trends that CTOs and multinational organizations should consider.

David Linke

Mobile, highly-educated capital often goes to those jurisdictions with more attractive tax regimes, and I think countries will be more cognizant of these policy decisions moving forward.

David Linke
Global Head of Tax & Legal Services, KPMG International

   

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Grant Wardell-Johnson

Global Tax Policy Leader,
KPMG Australia

David Linke

Global Head of Tax & Legal Services,
KPMG International

Manal Corwin

Americas Regional Tax Policy Leader,
KPMG in the U.S.

Vinod Kalloe

EMA Regional Tax Policy Leader,
KPMG in the Netherlands

Conrad Turley

Asia Pacific Regional Tax Policy Leader,
KPMG in China

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