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April 03, 2013
The research has now started for the new edition of World Tax and the first edition of World Transfer Pricing, International Tax Review's directories of leading tax and transfer pricing firms around the world.
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March 25, 2013
The new group set up as a technical advisory body to the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) will consist of members from 12 accounting standard-setters around the world, including the Financial Accounting Standards Board in the US.
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February 28, 2013
Li Ying is tax director – transfer pricing for North East Asia for Siemens, based in Beijing, and one of the speakers at International Tax Review’s Asia Tax Forum in Singapore in May. Here she talks about the issues that are taking up her time, how transfer pricing in Asia Pacific can be different to the rest of the world and the one change that would make her life easier.
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September 01, 2010
Simone Dias Musa, Clarissa Machado and Camilla Lagrasta explain how not following the OECD guidelines makes the Brazilian rules difficult to follow. With fixed margins regardless of industry and new thin capitalization rules, taxpayers need to be aware of the complex legislation.
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September 01, 2010
Eiki Kawakami of Kojima Law Offices-Taxand looks back at a busy few months for the Japanese tax system. Politics and disputes have been keeping taxpayers busier than ever with a number of important decisions making many think twice about how they structure their work.
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June 24, 2010
Compliance v competition
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June 24, 2010
The object of a bond tax exemption in Japan appears to be to expand significantly the global market for yen-denominated debt and debt-financing for Japanese issuers, reveal Michael Shikuma, Christopher Wells and Takeo Mizutani of White & Case