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17 Mar 2025
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Papua New Guinea

Tax Alert

Deloitte Papua New Guinea Tax Alerts provide you with updates in the tax legislation, policy, practices, and technical tax awareness that impact taxpayers every day.

PNG Tax Alert #2
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PNG Tax Alert #1
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2025 Editions

Tax Alert #2

In this Alert, we bring to you updates on the following:

  • IRC Cyber Incident & System Recovery Update
  • Section 65A Notice Pursuant to the GST Act 2003
  • Gazetting to Income Tax Regulation Amendments
  • Certificate of Compliance (CoC)

Have something to contribute? E-mail us at DTTTaxPG@deloitte.com.pg

Tax Alert #1

In this Alert, we bring to you updates on the following:

  • Salary Packaging – IRC information guide
  • Reforms to boost economic growth
  • Businesses urged to reform tax regimes to support economic growth IRC Updates
  • IRC Updates
  • Reminders: Tax & Statutory Compliance

Have something to contribute? E-mail us at DTTTaxPG@deloitte.com.pg

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