Microsoft among MNEs facing greater scrutiny in New Zealand

Lena Angvik

January 19, 2017

Microsoft’s New Zealand unit is one of several companies that will be subjected to a transfer pricing audit as the tax authority ramps up its scrutiny of the technology sector.

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Lena Angvik

Lena Angvik worked at ITR between 2016 and 2018

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