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New PwC research shows the legacy model of the global energy utilities sector will be unrecognisable within a decade.
We warmly welcome our new admissions to the partnership from 1 July 2025. Along with partners admitted earlier in the year, we recognise these 34 exceptional individuals for their deep industry ...
PwC’s Monthly Tax Update: July 2025 View the latest Monthly Tax Update for recent news in the areas of corporate tax, employment tax, international tax, indirect tax, state taxes, superannuation, ...
PwC's 22nd Mine report, examines the performance of the world’s 40 largest mining companies, and the trends impacting the industry. Mining is a catalyst for progress, powering all essential aspects of ...
To transition to a low-carbon economy, we must reduce net greenhouse gas emissions. Carbon markets will help drive this transition by ensuring that capital is allocated or redeployed in the most ...
Systemise, manage, prepare and automate your income tax compliance and reporting obligations Designed, developed and created by income tax professionals for income tax professionals, PwC’s Tax ...
Minimum viable product (MVP) for data platforms The concept of an MVP for data platforms can be subjective, as different approaches demonstrate value in different ways. It may be: Top-Down: A ...
Message from Kevin Burrowes, CEO PwC Australia Australian businesses are confident about the future – but are they too complacent? Welcome to PwC’s 28th Annual Global CEO Survey – Australian insights, ...
21 September 2020 In brief A number of New South Wales tax-related measures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic have recently been enacted, including land tax relief for certain build-to-rent (BTR) ...
Australia and Japan have been firm partners in trade and investment, energy, defence and other areas. We think the bilateral relationship can deepen further in the current climate and expand into ...
Australia has tremendous opportunity to apply AI to lift its productivity growth rate (currently one of the lowest in the OECD 2) and to help generate economic growth. There are many areas in which we ...
Major reforms to Australia’s thin capitalisation regime – which mostly take effect for income years commencing on or after 1 July 2023 – are now law. Whilst much of the focus for these new rules has ...