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IP companies and substance: No-fly zones? » Amsterdam - Transfer Pricing Associates, the leading independent provider of global transfer pricing and valuation services, is pleased to announce that an article entitled “IP companies and substance: no-fly zones?” will be published in BNAI's Transfer Pricing International Journal, Vol.12, No.5, M...
APAs Are Of Age! » Amsterdam, 2011 - There are now about 30 countries that have Advance Pricing Agreement (“APA”) programs. Since these programs began in Japan in 1986, the use of APAs has become a familiar part of international tax and effective tax rate planning for multinationals. As tax authorities in all coun...
UK releases Final Statement of Practice on APAs » London - Following the release in September 2010 of a draft Statement of Practice on Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs), the UK tax authority (HMRC) issued in December 2010 the final version of the Statement of Practice (SP2/10). This Statement of Practice replaces a 1999 Statement of Practice.Read m...
Transfer Pricing Associates forms Alliance with DGR Consultores in Uruguay » Amsterdam - Transfer Pricing Associates, the leading independent provider of global transfer pricing and valuation services, is pleased to announce that it has entered into an alliance with DGR Consultores, a Uruguay based international consulting firm dedicated to the solidity and excellence of the...
Australia - Continued Increase in Transfer Pricing Focus by the ATO » Sydney - The chance of foreign and domestic multinationals facing transfer pricing scrutiny in Australia from the Australian Taxation Office (“ATO”) continues to increase. The ATO has developed a tax compliance program that focuses on maximizing Australia’s tax-take and transfer pricing is a key par...
Ireland Set For New Transfer Pricing Rules » Speaking at PricewaterhouseCoopers’s ‘Supporting Growth - Protecting Wealth’ conference, Siobhan Baldwin, Tax Director in PwC’s Private Company Services arm, warned of changes to Irish transfer pricing rules that will affect arrangements made after July 1, 2010. She told participants that in the mos...
EU Joint Transfer Pricing Forum Report on Small and Medium Enterprises » At the June 2011 meeting of the EU Joint Transfer Pricing Forum (“JTPF”), a report entitled “Small and Medium Enterprises and Transfer Pricing” was released that considered the impacts of transfer pricing on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). The report notes that there are around 1.15 million SME...
The China State Administration Of Taxation (SAT) 2010 Transfer Pricing Statistics and 2011 Enforcement Plan » Shanghai, 2011 - The China State Administration of Taxation (SAT) has recently announced its annual summary of statistics of its 2010 transfer pricing activities and its transfer pricing enforcement plan for 2011, according to ‘China Tax News’. An analysis of the statistics and plans for 2011 provid...
Australian Transfer Pricing reforms on the agenda » The Australian Government has announced that Australia’s domestic transfer pricing rules and tax treaties are to be reformed to bring them into line with international best practice. The Government expects that these reforms will improve the integrity and efficiency of the tax system.Read more >&...
Transfer pricing in Russia – Still waiting for the approval of the new rules » Although programmed to be released and applied starting with 1 January 2011, the new transfer pricing rules are still waiting the final approval of the Russian Parliament. The revised draft law on the new Russian transfer pricing rules was made public in October 2009 and passed Russian Parliament fi...
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