Indirect Taxes

KPMG Econtech has undertaken many projects analysing the economic effects of changes to indirect taxes. These include projects on GST, excises, wine equalisation tax and payroll tax.

GST

"Indirect Tax Feasibility Study - Economic Modelling", Government of Oman, 2009.
"Direct and Indirect Tax Feasibility Study - Economic Modelling", Emirate of Abu Dhabi, 2008.
"Estimating the effects of the New Tax System on agency costs", all state and territory governments, 1999 - 2000.
Economic Modelling, ACCC, 1999 - 2000.

Excise Duties

"Model of Alcohol Taxation Scenarios for Vietnam", Diageo, 2007.
"Model of Tobacco Taxation Scenarios for Vietnam", BAT, 2007.
"Modelling Health Related Reforms to Taxation of Alcoholic Beverages", Alcohol and other Drugs Council of Australia, 2004.
"Fuel Taxation Inquiry Economic Modelling", Commonwealth Government Fuel Taxation Inquiry, 2002.
"The Effects of a New Tax System on Excise Rates for Spirits", Distilled Spirits Industry Council of Australia, 2000.
"The Effects of the New Tax System on Petrol Prices Under Different Excise Reductions", Australian Automobile Association, 2000.

WET

"Regional Implications of the Implementation of the WFA WET Exemption Policy", Winemakers’ Federation of Australia, 2003.
"Wine Taxation Under the New Tax System", Winemakers Federation of Australia, 2001.

Payroll Tax

Payroll Tax: Is it as Good as a VAT or as Bad as Sales Tax?", Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 1998.

For more information on our indirect tax modelling services email Kelly Neill or phone her on (02) 6248 1383.

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