Across the board tax authorities are pushing to collect more revenue and transfer pricing is a prime target. In spite of economic difficulties, transfer pricing specialists are in demand across the world to deal with these extra enquiries and companies are hiring fast. Sophie Ashley looks at transfer pricing recruitment trends and requirements in some of the world’s biggest multinational companies.
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