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India | Budget amendments to TP regulations » The Finance Minister presented the Finance Bill 2012 (Finance Bill) in the Parliament on March 16, 2012 proposing significant amendments in the transfer pricing (TP) regulations. In recent times, taxpayers in India have been confronted with large scale litigation in TP and conflicting judicial r...
Ghana and Cameroon tighten transfer pricing » African nations are strengthening their tax systems and transfer pricing has become a new focus in the region. Ghana is the most recent country to implement transfer pricing legislation, with assistance from the German development agency, GIZ. Read more >>
The arm’s-length standard in US and UK transfer pricing rules » In transactions between related entities across jurisdictions, transfer pricing rules act to allocate profits and losses in a fair and economically justifiable manner to best reflect revenues and costs of each party to the transaction. Bruce Clements and Alan Clements of Clements Law Office discuss ...
IPR Plaza launches website » IPR Plaza is a multidisciplinary portal that provides free-of-charge qualitative and quantitative information on intangibles and is empowered by different leading IP advisory firms and delivers up-to-date guidance on intangibles  from IP Law,  Accounting, IP Management, Antitrust, and Tax/...
OECD on transfer pricing: look for updated guidelines in 2011 » The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD), which helps member nations strive for better global standards (and which publishes Transfer Pricing Guidelines) will begin to update their transfer pricing guidelines in 2011.  OECD’s Working Party No.6 will examine the legal and...
Future BRICS countries » A leading official of business bank Goldman Sachs has expressed his concern about the steady decline of the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) countries in the coming years. In his bestseller publication called “The Growth Map”, Jim O’Neill, top economist of the bank and originato...
How to prepare for a Transfer Pricing Audit » The chances of a multinational being confronted with a transfer pricing audit have substantially increased over the last few years. Due to the intense focus on transfer pricing by almost all tax authorities around the globe, together with growing focus on international exchange of information, it se...
New Services Regulations Raise Significant Issues » The new Temporary Services Regulations issued by the IRS raise significant issues for companies involved in related-party services transactions, including the creation of a new cost safe harbor, the Services Cost Method (SCM). However, to take advantage of this provision, companies must prepare appr...
Vietnam Tax Authorities strengthen transfer pricing enforcement » Hong Kong - Vietnam’s tax authorities have further strengthened their focus on enterprises suspected of transfer pricing abuses, with attention paid particularly to those with reported consecutive losses/low profitability for financial years 2008 to 2010. For taxpayers in that position, the time has...
The Australian government has released an exposure draft of proposed amendments to the transfer pricing regime » The draft follows an initial announcement and consultation in November 2011 and confirms that the transfer pricing articles contained in Australia's tax treaties are able to be applied and operate independently of Australia's unilateral transfer pricing rules.Read more >>
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