International – the importance of regular evaluation of transfer pricing policies
Over the last couple of years, the number of specific transfer pricing audits has risen sharply across the globe20/04/2020
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What Transfer Pricing Practice could Reference from COVID-19 Impacts – Respond, Recover and Thrive
The transfer pricing ("TP") practice aims to mimic the intercompany arrangements and profits allocation by reference to independent parties in similar circumstances.14/04/2020 Eunice Kuo, Deloitte, China Victor Zhang, Deloitte, China
The Impact of COVID-19 on Transfer Pricing
This article looks at the current COVID-19 crisis and the impact it will have on Transfer Pricing and Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) who are dealing with Transfer Pricing issues.29/03/2020 Shiv Mahalingham, Deloitte, United Arab Emirates
Planning for Digital Intangibles in Economic Ups and Downs
Investments in intangibles have increased dramatically over the past few yearsTransfer Pricing Expert Guide 2019 is now live
Welcome to the Legal Media Group (LMG) Transfer Pricing Expert Guide, 11th edition27/08/2019
The IRS’s new Transfer Pricing Examination Process manual: how it can be used by multinational taxpayers
The IRS on June 29 released a new manual for IRS personnel, the Transfer Pricing Examination Process, replacing the 2014 Transfer Pricing Audit Roadmap07/08/2019 Marc M Levey, Baker McKenzie, US
Global trends in transfer pricing
Numerous, interrelated global trends in the transfer pricing landscape have emerged, including growth of the digital economy, challenges to the arm’s length standard, increasing tax authority and taxpayer use of big data and discussions on the compensable value of data, and the increasingly favored...07/08/2019 Guy Sanschagrin, WTP Advisors, US Doug Schwerdt, WTP Advisors, US
Can the Arm’s Length Standard be Used to Resolve Tax Challenges of Digitalisation of the Economy?
For the past several years the question of how to tax the digital economy, both for companies specializing in digital activities (search engines, on-line market places, social media) and the on-line activities of companies more broadly has been a key concern for tax administrators07/08/2019 Michael F Patton, DLA Piper, US Paul Flignor, DLA Piper, US
Q&A with John Wells
What was the most significant development in your region/jurisdiction's transfer pricing practice in the past 12 months?07/08/2019 John M Wells, Deloitte, US
Use of comparable with losses and its rejection by the Tax Administration in Venezuela: a controversy case
As it is known, and as set out in the OECD guidelines, when applying the Transactional Net Margin method, specifically in the process of searching for functionally comparable companies that may include comparable companies with losses for more than two years, it should be taken into account that the...07/08/2019 Nelson Landaeta Contreras, NLC Asesoría, Venezuela
Economic substance and arm’s length –Mexico
Mexican taxpayers are obliged to determine their taxable income and authorized deductions derived from related party transactions considering the prices that would have been used in comparable transactions with or between independent partiesThe Patent Box and the recent development under the Italian Tax Rules
The Patent Box Decree introduced in Italy an elective tax regime that will allow companies to benefit (starting from fiscal year 2017) from a 50% exemption from corporate income tax, IRES, and local tax, IRAP, on income derived from the direct/indirect exploitation of qualifying IP07/08/2019 Susanna Scapigliati, Morri Rossetti e Associati, Italy
Three Transfer Pricing Earthquakes – HTVI, DAC6, and ICAP
Tax authorities in many countries are heavily investing in their field tax audit teams and systemsGrowing beyond borders – Multinationals are responding with virtual teams and matrix organizations – How to keep up from a transfer pricing perspective
The global war of talents and a new era of a digitally connected global economy – just to name two challenges multinationals are increasingly facing07/08/2019 Michael Freudenberg, KPMG, Germany Felix Bussmann, KPMG, Germany
Q&A with Willy De Molina
What was the most significant development in your region/jurisdiction's transfer pricing practice in the past 12 months?07/08/2019 Juan Ignacio de Molina, Deloitte Legal, Spain
Q&A with Shaun Austin
What was the most significant development in (the EMEA region’s TP practice in the last 12 months) your region/jurisdiction's transfer pricing practice in the past 12 months?Q&A with Clive Tietjen
What have been the most significant developments in transfer pricing compliance in the past 12 months?Q&A with André Schaffers
What was the most significant development in your region/jurisdiction's transfer pricing practice in the past 12 months?07/08/2019 André Schaffers, Deloitte, Belgium
How the Singapore transfer pricing landscape has evolved over a decade
The recent “10 year challenge” that went viral on social media saw people comparing photos of themselves in 2009 to those taken in 201906/08/2019 Luis Coronado, EY, Singapore Jow Lee Ying, EY, Singapore
Draft profit attribution rules by India – Emergence of new controversy or end of it?
The concept of Permanent Establishment has as much history as the history of double tax conventions itself.06/08/2019 Parikshit Datta, EY, India Nikhil Choudhary, EY, India
Q&A with Fiona Craig
What was the significant trend you have noticed in transfer pricing practices over the past 12 months?04/08/2019 Fiona D Craig, Deloitte, Australia
Taxes & value creation in the digital economy
Digital transformation is rapidly accelerating. It continues to reshape all facets of our lives from how we do banking, order coffee, or book travelTransfer pricing adjustments – the current Irish landscape
The work of the OECD, the EU State aid investigations, public perception and the hunt for public funds by various Governments, mean that transfer pricing disputes will likely increase over the coming years31/08/2017 Catherine O’Meara, Matheson, Ireland
OECD Master File Considerations: Overview of the OECD Master File
In October 2015, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) released its final report on Action 13 of the Action Plan on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS Action Plan)—Transfer Pricing Documentation and Country-by-Country Reporting20/07/2017 Prita Subramanian, KPMG, US Tara Adams, KPMG, US
Clear, well-defined intercompany contracts are necessary in light of new BEPS rules
Under new base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) guidance from the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, the concept of “delineation of the transaction” involves understanding the parties’ actual activities through a detailed functional and risk analysis
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