Hopes rise for stable transfer pricing in 2011

February 01 2011

Another year of transfer pricing development brings hope, for taxpayers and their advisers, that processes will be streamlined, guidelines will provide clarity and policy reform will allow for better interpretation. A new year allows for contemplation about the direction governments and tax authorities should take. Sophie Ashley reports on the expectations of global and regional advances.

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