How hundreds of multinationals are preparing for BEPS legislation and what you can do
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How hundreds of multinationals are preparing for BEPS legislation and what you can do

April 29, 2015
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BEPS is a significant landmark for multinational companies and international revenue organisations. It will mean big changes to companies’ tax and transfer pricing operations. And, while no one knows specifically how the new measure will impact them, taxpayers are trying to prepare.

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