Jobs at KPMG Australia

Provides second-line compliance oversight across AML/CTF, AFSL, and broader regulatory obligations. Responsibilities include reviewing risk assessments and client onboarding, enhancing compliance frameworks and controls, conducting monitoring and thematic reviews, managing breaches and incidents, advising business teams, delivering training, and supporting engagement with ASIC, AUSTRAC, AFCA, and other regulators.

Support engagement independence activities by managing compliance systems and processes, clearing prospective audit clients, assessing non-assurance service permissibility, evaluating new services, preparing independence memoranda, answering stakeholder queries, and improving operational processes. The role requires knowledge of auditor independence rules, risk or audit experience in professional services, strong technical judgment, and effective communication with Partners and staff.

Perform KYC, AML, and CDD reviews for new and existing clients. Verify ownership and identity information, conduct sanctions, PEP, and adverse media screening, assess financial crime and jurisdictional risks, complete enhanced due diligence, manage case portfolios, maintain auditable records, provide guidance to stakeholders, escalate complex matters, and improve compliance processes and controls.

Partners with senior leaders and a 400+ employee portfolio to deliver people, inclusion, culture, and workforce strategies. Advises on employee relations, wellbeing, legislation, and organizational change; coaches leaders; manages restructures, mergers, talent reviews, workforce planning, and engagement initiatives; and uses AI and data insights to improve people decisions.

Leads and manages external audit engagements for high-profile clients, overseeing audit delivery, advisory work, client service, quality assurance, reporting, and business development. The role also develops team members, builds client relationships, applies IFRS expertise, and contributes to future leadership initiatives.

Lead and manage audit engagements for mid-market and private clients, oversee audit delivery and advisory engagements, develop team talent, build client relationships, and support quality assurance, reporting, and business development. The role requires strong IFRS knowledge, analytical and problem-solving skills, excellent communication, leadership ability, and relevant tertiary qualifications with a CA qualification or eligibility to obtain one.

Leads and manages audit and assurance engagements for mid-market and private clients, overseeing audit delivery, client service, advisory work, quality reporting, and business development. The role also involves developing team talent, building client relationships, applying IFRS knowledge, solving complex problems, and contributing to high-quality financial statement audits. Relevant tertiary qualifications and a CA qualification or the ability to obtain one are expected.

Provides commercial and financial assurance for major infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include analyzing contractor bids, reviewing project systems and controls, auditing compliance, assessing financial and transaction data, conducting on-site governance reviews, reconciling target costs, and evaluating milestones and KPIs. The role works closely with clients and contractors to identify risks, support procurement, assess contractual compliance, and deliver objective project updates and recommendations.

Leads complex Australian and international corporate tax engagements, advising senior stakeholders on transactions, restructures, governance, controversy, financing, and cross-border matters. Owns engagement strategy, quality, risk, and commercial outcomes; develops client relationships and market opportunities; contributes to proposals and thought leadership; and leads, coaches, and sponsors high-performing teams.

Leads complex Australian and international corporate tax engagements, advises senior client stakeholders, manages relationships and engagement outcomes, develops market opportunities, and builds high-performing teams. The role requires strong tax technical expertise, commercial judgment, business development capability, risk management, and leadership across major transactions, restructures, governance, controversy, financing, and cross-border investment matters.

Advise clients on Australian state taxes, including tax due diligence, transaction structuring, post-deal implementation, compliance, rulings, objections, tax planning, and dispute resolution. The role serves clients across infrastructure, property, energy, natural resources, financial services, and funds, while requiring client relationship management, tax research, regulatory updates, and participation in training.

Advise multinational clients on transfer pricing policies, documentation, benchmarking, value-chain analysis, and regulatory compliance. Prepare financial and economic analyses for transactions involving intellectual property, royalties, loans, services, goods, and capital. Support client and tax authority meetings, implement transfer pricing models in ERP systems, manage multiple engagements, and develop client relationships while building technical expertise in Australian and global transfer pricing.

Lead corporate M&A tax advisory engagements, including tax due diligence, transaction structuring, document review, post-deal integration, and ATO/FIRB correspondence. Manage client relationships, apply strong tax technical expertise, supervise and mentor team members, and collaborate across a national practice on complex transactions.

Manage transfer pricing advisory and compliance engagements for multinational clients. Conduct financial, economic, value chain, and benchmarking analyses; prepare documentation and models; support regulatory audits and client meetings; assist with ERP implementation of transfer pricing models; manage client relationships; and mentor junior staff. The role requires Australian transfer pricing experience, strong analytical and interpersonal skills, Microsoft Office and Excel proficiency, and an accounting, economics, commerce, finance, or law background with CA/CPA study or completion.

The Director will advise corporate and private equity clients on tax aspects of mergers and acquisitions. Responsibilities include tax due diligence, deal structuring, transaction document review, post-deal integration, and ATO and FIRB correspondence. The role requires strong tax technical expertise, transactional experience, client relationship skills, communication abilities, and the capacity to supervise and mentor team members.

Leads corporate tax advisory engagements for financial services clients, providing advice on Australian corporate income tax, compliance, tax provisions, governance, transactions, and strategic planning. Builds senior client relationships, prepares and reviews technical advice, manages complex engagements, and coaches junior team members while contributing to capability growth.

Deliver strategy, business transformation, and operational improvement consulting engagements for mid-market clients. Responsibilities include analyzing qualitative and quantitative data, developing strategic recommendations, supporting operating model and transformation initiatives, preparing executive presentations and reports, facilitating workshops, managing projects, engaging stakeholders, contributing to proposals and business development, and coaching junior consultants.

Provides in-house legal support across corporate and commercial agreements, regulatory matters, product and service offerings, tender documents, client services, litigation, and disputes. Drafts and negotiates contracts, advises internal stakeholders, manages potential disputes, and works with external counsel. Requires an admitted lawyer with a current practising certificate, strong commercial contract, drafting, negotiation, communication, and relationship-building skills.

Prepare and review complex Australian corporate tax compliance engagements for financial services clients, including company and trust returns, distribution reviews, and tax provisions. Deliver accurate, timely client work using tax technology and data tools while supporting process improvements, innovation, and advisory services. Collaborate with high-performing teams and contribute to technology and product enhancements.

Manage corporate tax engagements, advise clients on complex tax matters, prepare well-researched tax opinions, develop client relationships, identify opportunities, and mentor junior tax consultants. The role requires corporate tax experience, Australian or Commonwealth tax knowledge, strong written communication, and completion of a Masters of Tax or CA qualification.