Study: Businesses urged to prepare for complex carbon tax landscape

James Murray
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Study: Businesses urged to prepare for complex carbon tax landscape

KPMG report predicts governments set to take a 'multi-faceted approach' to pricing carbon that could prove difficult for businesses to navigate

The global reach of carbon pricing and tax regimes is likely to be extended in the coming years, creating a complex tax landscape that could prove challenging for some businesses to navigate. That is...

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