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Belinda Kiem
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Exploring four recent transfer pricing cases
Deloitte’s practitioners from across the globe report on four of the most prominent transfer pricing (TP) controversy cases from the recent past: Adecco (Denmark), Glencore (Australia), Cameco (Canada), and Philips (France).
Belinda Kiem
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September 24, 2020
