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30/03/2020 Luis Coronado, EY, Singapore
06/08/2019 Luis Coronado, EY, Singapore Jow Lee Ying, EY, Singapore
06/08/2019 Parikshit Datta, EY, India Nikhil Choudhary, EY, India
31/07/2018 Rajan Vora, EY, India
08/05/2018 Luis Coronado, EY, Singapore
19/07/2017 José Guarín, EY, Colombia
17/07/2017 Alexis Carrera, EY, Ecuador Fernanda Checa, EY, Ecuador
The operative, but not exclusive, article of law in France that currently governs transfer pricing is Article 57 of the French Tax Code ("FTC"), entitling French Tax Authorities ("FTA") to reassess related transactions whose conditions deviate from what independent parties would have agreed under...
30/09/2015 Jan Martens, EY, France
The global tax environment is rapidly changing. Tax strategies, which have been legal and common for many years, are increasingly regarded as unacceptable. The public perception that corporates artificially shift earnings to low tax jurisdictions and default on their "social contract" has...
Recent international tax developments in Asia reflect the growing focus on transfer pricing, in tandem with global developments. This summary highlights recent key transfer pricing policy announcements in the region and discusses the potential local impact of country-by-country reporting (CBCR)...
30/09/2015 Luis Coronado, EY, Singapore
As part of Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Project (BEPS), OECD has recently issued a publication on transfer pricing aspects of intangibles. The topic of the publication is important, as during the past decades many countries have witnessed a shift from the capital intensive economy to the economy...
31/03/2015 Raimo Hietala, EY, Finland Toni Huotari, EY, Finland
On 25 March 2014, Hong Kong signed a standalone tax information exchange agreement (TIEA) with the US for the enforcement and assessment of taxes. This is the first TIEA signed by Hong Kong after the legal framework for entering into TIEAs with other jurisdictions was put in place last July.
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The Dutch approach to the arm's length principle has always kept pace with the evolving international interpretation, and arguably in certain aspects has even been ahead of its time. The OECD guidance around alignment between the actual controlling of risks with the contractual division of risks, as...
01/09/2013 Danny Oosterhoff, EY, Netherlands
It has been more than seven years since the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) released the Singapore Transfer Pricing Guidelines (Guidelines). The key developments in recent times are an increase in the focus of the IRAS on transfer pricing compliance and the use of Advance Pricing...
01/09/2013 Luis Coronado, EY, Singapore
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