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      KPMG Australia's Trade
      & Customs (T&C) team

      KPMG Australia’s Trade & Customs (T&C) team assists clients identify cost-savings opportunities and manage trade compliance risks associated with supply chains and global trade operations. Our team is part of a global network of 80 KPMG Trade & Customs teams.


      How KPMG can help

      We work with clients to deliver value and efficiency for their business, including:

      • establishing and maintaining efficient cross-border operations keeping costs down to maintain strategic advantage, including using KPMG Data Analytics to identify costs savings and international trade risk
      • ensuring compliance with Australian laws and regulations associated with cross-border trade
      • customising trade processes and controls to a business unit, company, or industry
      • mitigating trade risk issues related to conducting cross-border business
      • assisting clients to become Australian Trusted Traders
      • advising on complex free trade agreement matters in Australia and across the ASPAC region
      • advising on excise duties and excise compliance
      • advising on Fuel Tax Credit matters.

      KPMG insights into the global tariff war, the geopolitical drivers and implications, and what the uncertainty means for Australian businesses.
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      The challenges of the global trade environment are unlikely to resolve in the short term and will require attention and agility.
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      Key contact

      David Sofrà
      David Sofrà

      National Leader, Workforce & Innovation | Chief Technology Officer, Tax & Legal

      KPMG Australia

      Daniel Rae
      Daniel Rae

      Director, International Trade, Customs & Excise

      KPMG Australia

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