OECD releases discussion draft on intangible assets

Sophie Ashley

June 06, 2012

The OECD's Working Party No 6 discussion draft on the transfer pricing aspects of intangible assets was published well ahead of time yesterday because of pressure from taxpayers and practitioners.

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