Asia steps up transfer pricing enforcement

September 30 2011

Tax authorities in Asia are releasing more transfer pricing rules and regulations faster than ever before. Understanding this changing landscape will have an impact on tax management in Asia. Penelope Velten of Velten Partners in Singapore unearths the raft of changes across the region and offers advice on how best to respond to what will be likely challenges.

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