KPMG Trade & Customs Survey Reports
In February 2021, KPMG engaged export controls and sanctions professionals at more than 100 multinational firms to gather their input to better understand how export controls and sanctions programs are organized, the most relevant global regulations with which they must comply, the regions/countries they export from and to, and their primary exports, among other items.
Tax and trade compliance departments are regularly juggling competing priorities. To help benchmark current practices, KPMG conducted a market survey. Nearly 120 companies responded providing information about trade implications caused by transfer pricing adjustments within their organization.
How are tariffs impacting organizations? Over 100 trade and operations professionals share their insights.
This survey gauges the impact of Duty Drawback as a mechanism to recover increased punitive tariffs by section 201 and 301 as well as the effect of regulatory changes enacted by the Trade Facilitation and Enforcement Act.
This report provides the finding of how industry peers are prepared for, or managing, U.S. Customs and Border protection reviews and audits.
This report provides the findings of the FSFE Survey conducted by KPMG in 2018.
KPMG Trade & Customs Survey Pages
2021 Export Controls & Sanctions Survey
In February 2021, KPMG engaged export controls and sanctions professionals at more than 100 multinational firms to gather their input to better understand how export controls and sanctions programs are organized, the most relevant global regulations with which they must comply, the regions/countries they export from and to, and their primary exports, among other items.
2017 Global Trade Management Survey
The 2017 Global Trade Management Survey is a collaborative effort between KPMG’s Global Trade & Customs practice and Thomson Reuters. Now in its third year, the survey uncovers what matters most to global trade practitioners.