Press Releases Archive 2008
Tax | September 2008
New publication charts tighter enforcement of transfer pricing regulations worldwide
Tax authorities looking to enforce transfer pricing regulations are increasing the range of company transactions they will use as a trigger for more detailed investigations, according to insights provided by leading advisors from KPMG's Global Transfer Pricing Services ("GTPS") practice.
Slovak regulators decided to make transfer pricing documentation compulsory as of 1 January 2009.
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For more details download publication "Meeting of minds"
Advisory | Energy & Natural resources | July 2008
Central and Eastern European Renewable Electricity Outlook 2008
Growing economies and global trends mandate renewable investments in Central and Eastern Europe according to KPMG report.
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Advisory | May 2008
Single Euro Payments Area - What's next?
(in Slovak language only)
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Advisory | Travel, Leisure and Tourism | May 2008
5th KPMG Golf Business Forum 2008
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Advisory | Security, Privacy and Continuity | 20 May 2008
KPMG's 2008 European Identity & Access Management Survey - expectations exceed reality
This press release summarizes findings of the KPMG's 2008 European Identity & Access Management Survey with a CEE and Slovak focus.
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Advisory | Travel, Leisure and Tourism | April 2008
Golf in Slovakia
Popularity of golf in Slovakia is increasing.
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Automotive | 21 February 2008
Momentum KPMG's 2008 Global Auto Executive Survey
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Tax | January 2008
Cyprus, Ireland and Switzerland have most attractive corporate tax regimes in Europe, finds KPMG International poll
Cyprus, Ireland, and Switzerland are the top three countries in a league table of European tax systems, compiled by KPMG International, in which major business organizations across Europe assessed the attractiveness of their domestic tax regimes. All three countries were rated highly for their combination of consistency in interpreting tax legislation, stability in resisting frequent changes to tax laws, and comparatively low tax rate. The three least attractive countries were the Czech Republic, Romania and Greece. All three lost support for having high volumes of complex legislation, with frequent changes. These views were compiled from more than 400 interviews of tax professionals in multinational companies across Europe. Survey participants were asked how attractive they believed their country's tax regime was compared with other European states.
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Press Releases
For any Media Enquiries, please contact Marketing Department, phone: +421 2 5998 4111. All press releases are available in Slovak language.Tax | September 2008
New publication charts tighter enforcement of transfer pricing regulations worldwide
Tax authorities looking to enforce transfer pricing regulations are increasing the range of company transactions they will use as a trigger for more detailed investigations, according to insights provided by leading advisors from KPMG's Global Transfer Pricing Services ("GTPS") practice.
Slovak regulators decided to make transfer pricing documentation compulsory as of 1 January 2009.
Download "Transfer pricing" press release
For more details download publication "Meeting of minds"
Advisory | Energy & Natural resources | July 2008
Central and Eastern European Renewable Electricity Outlook 2008
Growing economies and global trends mandate renewable investments in Central and Eastern Europe according to KPMG report.
Download the release in Slovak
Download the report
Advisory | May 2008
Single Euro Payments Area - What's next?
(in Slovak language only)
Download the release in Slovak
Advisory | Travel, Leisure and Tourism | May 2008
5th KPMG Golf Business Forum 2008
Please switch to the Slovak version
Advisory | Security, Privacy and Continuity | 20 May 2008
KPMG's 2008 European Identity & Access Management Survey - expectations exceed reality
This press release summarizes findings of the KPMG's 2008 European Identity & Access Management Survey with a CEE and Slovak focus.
Download the release in Slovak
Download the survey
Advisory | Travel, Leisure and Tourism | April 2008
Golf in Slovakia
Popularity of golf in Slovakia is increasing.
Download the release in Slovak
Automotive | 21 February 2008
Momentum KPMG's 2008 Global Auto Executive Survey
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Download the survey
Tax | January 2008
Cyprus, Ireland and Switzerland have most attractive corporate tax regimes in Europe, finds KPMG International poll
Cyprus, Ireland, and Switzerland are the top three countries in a league table of European tax systems, compiled by KPMG International, in which major business organizations across Europe assessed the attractiveness of their domestic tax regimes. All three countries were rated highly for their combination of consistency in interpreting tax legislation, stability in resisting frequent changes to tax laws, and comparatively low tax rate. The three least attractive countries were the Czech Republic, Romania and Greece. All three lost support for having high volumes of complex legislation, with frequent changes. These views were compiled from more than 400 interviews of tax professionals in multinational companies across Europe. Survey participants were asked how attractive they believed their country's tax regime was compared with other European states.
Download the release in English
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