The consultation process for the proposed Capital Gains Tax and Small Medium Enterprise Tax could change the tax landscape in Papua New Guinea. Karen McEntee, Tax Partner at KPMG, explores both proposals and what they mean for taxpayers in PNG.
Analysis: Papua New Guinea’s tax landscape could change after CGT and SME tax consultation process
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13 May 2019 by 3 Comments
KPMG announced as Major Sponsor of 2019 Papua New Guinea Investment Conference
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Business Advantage International has announced that KPMG will be the headline sponsor for its 2019 Business Advantage Papua New Guinea Investment Conference in Sydney on 19 and 20 August.
Economic update: Papua New Guinea’s economy gathers pace
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19 Feb 2019 by 1 Comment
After years of low growth, the Pacific’s largest economy is looking to benefit from new resources and infrastructure investment—plus a dividend from hosting APEC 2018. Business Advantage PNG’s Andrew Wilkins talks with Papua New Guinea’s business leaders about the year ahead.
Analysis: Papua New Guinea National Budget reflects improving outlook in 2019
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21 Nov 2018 by Leave a Comment
The 2019 Budget reflects an improving economic outlook says Zanie Theron, KPMG’s PNG Country Managing Partner. She points to increased private investor confidence and positive signs with foreign exchange.
2019 Budget aims to broaden economy and increase expenditure and revenue
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14 Nov 2018 by Leave a Comment
The Treasurer, Charles Abel, has handed down the 2019 Budget, revealing a 12 per cent jump in revenues and a 9 per cent jump in expenditures. He announced changes to the income tax threshold, and an increase in capital expenditure.
The key factor Papua New Guinea’s banks and super funds look for before they will invest in your business
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11 Sep 2018 by Leave a Comment
To get investment into Papua New Guinea businesses, sound governance is essential. That was the view expressed by super fund managers, bankers and advisers at Business Advantage’s Investment conference in Brisbane.
Companies investing locally this year but will switch to starting up new operations next year, according to round table
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21 Aug 2018 by Leave a Comment
Companies are reducing the size of the businesses, now using excess capital to acquire domestically but may be switching to starting up operations next year. They were some of the observations in a round table discussion on Papua New Guinea’s investment environment at the Business Advantage Invest Forum in Brisbane.
People moves: United Nations, KPMG
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A new Country Representative for the UN in PNG, Senior Taxation appointment at KPMG
People moves: Kumul Telikom Holdings, Nautilus Minerals, Diplomatic appointments, KPMG, SLR Consulting
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23 Jan 2018 by Leave a Comment
New Chairman at Kumul Telikom Holdings, Nautilus Minerals, a new High Commissioner to Australia, KPMG, SLR Consulting
Papua New Guinea’s 2018 Budget signals a shift away from dependence on the resources sector
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29 Nov 2017 by Leave a Comment
The Papua New Guinea government has handed down its 2018 Budget. It indicates that the government is looking to focus more on the non-mining sectors of the economy.
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