This paper, part of the Global Responsible Tax Programme, seeks to demystify some of the more difficult tax concepts so that tax reporting can become more accessible at different levels of expertise.

This paper, part of the Global Responsible Tax Programme, seeks to explain what is generally meant by the circular economy, considering what taxes, tariffs, and incentive levers are being used or proposed to drive a more circular economy.

We interviewed Andrew Craig, as part of our Jericho Conversations series. Andrew's latest book, "Our Future is Biotech," delves into why biotech is the next frontier.

This article by Benita Mathew examines the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence in government and administrative services, highlighting the associated risks. It distinguishes between three types of risks: impact-based, inherent, and incremental process risks. Impact-based risks focus on the negative consequences for public end-users, inherent risks pertain to the reliability and biases of AI tools, and incremental process risks involve issues like traceability and human oversight in tax administration processes.

This meeting of the Global Responsible Tax Thought Leaders (GRTTL) group, explored the progressive potential of consumption taxes and their balance against income taxes…

As part of the Global Responsible Tax Programme, KPMG International hosted a roundtable discussion, to explore the use of AI, concerns, and how to create an ethical framework for AI and tax.

Jericho and KPMG International hosted this conversation as part of the Global Responsible Programme to explore the different policy approaches to carbon taxes taken by the United States and Europe – and their implications for the Global South.

Take this survey to contribute the final report from the Business and Democracy Commission…

We interviewed Erica Benner, as part of our Jericho Conversations series. Adventures in Democracy is the title of Erica's latest book which offers insights into the complexities of democracy and provides guidance on how individuals and communities can contribute to its vitality and resilience.

Philosopher and economist Ingrid Robeyns sheds light on the alarming extent of our wealth problem, which has quietly escalated over the past 50 years. She proposes placing a hard limit on the wealth that any one person can accumulate in her book Limitarianism: The Case Against Extreme Wealth…

Welcome to the latest Our Heritage 2040 Newsletter.

January marked a landmark in the progress of Sizewell C when the Development Consent Order (DCO) was officially triggered. The two-reactor nuclear power station will generate 3.2 gigawatts (GW) of electricity - enough to provide 7% of the UK's needs. Sizewell C could power the equivalent of about six million homes and generate electricity for 60 years.

KPMG International hosted this roundtable discussion, which focused on the UK but with global implications, to explore the potential role of wealth taxes in addressing the widening wealth gap and fostering a fairer society; their effectiveness and feasibility and any potential unintended consequences and potential behavioral responses from individuals; diverse international approaches to wealth taxation; challenges around implementation and enforcement; as well as alternative policy options to address these issues.