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June 2025 I State Tax Update and Budget special 

PwC’s annual State Tax Update and Budget Special, where we delved into the 2025-26 State and Territory Budgets analysing key announcements. In addition we highlighted key state tax developments that have unfolded over the past 12 months, including the exploration of significant legislative changes, landmark court decisions, and emerging trends in state taxation. 

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US Tax and trade and Australian GST update (22 July 2025) & Navigating the latest international tax developments (19 August 2025)

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May 2025 | Harnessing data and technology to transform the tax function

PwC experts explored the pivotal role of data and technology in a modern tax function. In this session, we discussed how to access and leverage data within your tax function, current market trends in tax technology and the role of generative AI in the tax function. 

April 2025 | Reframing Tax

This session unveiled insights from PwC’s Reframing Tax survey, highlighting the compliance challenges facing tax teams and the disconnect between tax teams and their broader business counterparts in business model reinvention and where tax adds strategic value to the C-Suite. We also explored how tax teams can redefine their roles and demonstrate their value amidst challenges in strategic business integration.

Tax Briefing: 2025-26 Federal Budget special

Federal Treasurer, The Hon Dr Jim Chalmers MP has handed down the 2025-26 Federal Budget outlining the Australian Government's plans for revenue and expenditure for 2025-26 and beyond. Watch this special edition of PwC’s Tax Briefing for an in-depth discussion of important tax announcements included in this year’s Federal Budget.

February 2025 | Employment tax, CBC reporting and dispute resolution updates

PwC specialists took us through recent changes and compliance strategies to optimise your approach to employment taxes. In this session, we got a concise overview of new short form country by country reporting requirements affecting multinational groups operating in Australia. Finally, we also unpacked trends and best practices from our global Tax Controversy & Dispute Resolution Survey on managing tax disputes across jurisdictions.


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