New transfer pricing rules in China will put pressure on companies

July 30, 2008

Companies doing business in China are expecting scrutiny from the country's tax authority to increase, following the release of highly anticipated new transfer pricing regulations, expected in September.

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New transfer pricing rules in China will put pressure on companies

Companies doing business in China are expecting scrutiny from the country's tax authority to increase, following the release of highly anticipated new transfer pricing regulations, expected in September.

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