Rising to the occasion – Mounting transfer pricing activity shines spotlight on China

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Rising to the occasion – Mounting transfer pricing activity shines spotlight on China

December 03 2014

The OECD’s BEPS 2014 deliverables brought China’s key transfer pricing issues to the centre of the international stage. Cheng Chi, Ho-Yin Leung, Kelly Liao and Simon Liu of KPMG China analyse how China is leveraging BEPS to support new transfer pricing measures, ramping up anti-avoidance efforts through targeted investigations and encouraging taxpayer self-adjustments.

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