In this latest Opinion piece, KPMG Global Head of Tax, Jane McCormick, and Robert Phillips, author of Trust Me, PR is Dead, argue that tax can be seen as part of the remedy, not part of the problem.

In an era of globalisation and digitisation, do we need new "digital taxes" or wholesale reform of the Corporate Tax system? We are now inviting contributions to the latest conversation for KPMG's Responsible Tax Programme.

This article is written by Chris Morgan, Head of Tax Policy, KPMG following the launch of the the What to Tax? publication.

The Responsible Tax project is now four years old. Seventy of us came together in an Ideas Exchange this week to help identify the major issues and challenges ahead, as well as to discuss what to tax?

Ahead of it’s launch we share the opening article in ‘What to Tax?’ by Chris Morgan.

More from the KPMG Global Responsible Tax Project - key findings and films from last month's Roundtable on the impact of digital on tax, hosted at the OECD in Paris.

Learnings from the Responsible Tax Programme.

Last month, we convened a Roundtable on Responsible Tax and the Developing World, hosted by KPMG’s Jane McCormick.

Notes from the celebration of the Jericho Chambers E-Booklet, Responsible Tax and the Developing World, held in January 2018.

The UN Sustainable Development Goals will only be achieved through developing countries increasing their tax take on a sustainable basis.