Taxpayers could turn to ADR over threat of post-COVID tax disputes

Leanna Reeves

September 30 2021

Panellists call for more effective ADR tools

Tax authorities are turning up the pressure on taxpayers with more scrutiny on transfer pricing (TP). Yet some companies are turning to alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods in response.

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Leanna Reeves

Senior Reporter ITR

Leanna covers transfer pricing developments and court rulings. She writes about jurisdictions' alignment with OECD standards, profit shifting via TP arrangements, and other topics including tax reforms across the world. Leanna also reports on anti-money laundering legislation and the BEPS project.

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