Imagine there are 30 adults from all around the world gathered in one room trying to come up with a common way forward on a contentious topic. Each person has his own agenda, a personal interest to protect and wants to get his own way. Now imagine it's your job to draw all these different ideas together and come up with a consensus. That is exactly the gruelling task the OECD has undertaken with its consultation on the transfer pricing aspects of business restructuring.
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