What Australia’s 2025 international tax changes mean for your cross‑border strategy
From the introduction of Pillar Two to increased debt deduction limitations and public reporting obligations, the international tax landscape is shifting rapidly.
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Daniel is the National Managing Partner of Grant Thornton’s Tax Team. In this role, Daniel leads a dedicated team of highly experienced and technically specialised professionals based across the country who work across all areas of corporate tax, indirect tax, employment tax, international tax and transfer pricing as well as state and speciality taxes.
Daniel takes pride in working closely with clients to understand what matters most to them and in delivering clear, practical solutions that manage their overall risk and create long-term value.
As a key part of Grant Thornton’s national executive team, Daniel plays a critical role in shaping the future of the firm and driving Grant Thornton’s growth ambitions. As part of this role, he understands the importance of working with great people to drive both business and personal success.
Daniel has over 15 years of experience as a corporate and international tax partner. He has had extensive experience advising public companies and large private groups on complex tax matters. His expertise includes tax consolidations, structuring for mergers and acquisitions, due diligence, corporate structuring and tax planning and capital gains tax.
He is highly experienced in supporting the local operations of multinational organisations and has worked across a broad range of industries, including retail, franchising, manufacturing, and mining.
A notable recent achievement includes assisting a large private company in restructuring its affairs and executing strategic acquisitions in preparation for a successful IPO on the ASX.
From the introduction of Pillar Two to increased debt deduction limitations and public reporting obligations, the international tax landscape is shifting rapidly.
In this episode, Principal and National Head of Private Business & Tax Advisory Technical Tax, David Montani, Specialist Tax Partner and National Head of Real Estate & Construction Anika Reside and Corporate Tax Partner Mark D’Angelica discuss the outcomes of the Economic Reform Roundtable, why tax reform has historically been challenging in Australia, and their ideal tax mix for a more productive and prosperous nation.
The Australian Government announced in the 2023-2024 Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook measures now contained in Treasury Laws Amendment (Tax Incentives and Integrity) Bill 2024, which from 1 July 2025 will result in any GIC / SIC incurred by a taxpayer being non-deductible for income tax purposes.