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Brazil’s tax reform unifies consumption taxes to simplify rules, centralise administration and reduce legal uncertainty
February 24, 2026
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  • Todd Wolosoff, global transfer pricing leader; Kristine Riisberg, Americas transfer pricing technology, media and telecommunications industry leader; and David Cobb, EMEA transfer pricing technology, media and telecommunications industry leader
  • David Cobb, and Christa Silverthorne, in Deloitte’s UK transfer pricing team, consider how the increasingly sophisticated capabilities made available by technology can work for or against companies, and highlight steps taxpayers should take to ensure that their policies are robust, relevant, and aligned with their commercial operations, and that on-going compliance is effectively monitored.
  • Originally, whenever people talked about location savings, they thought about those manufacturers that produced goods with lower than average costs to keep their competitive edge. Eunice Kuo and Nick Chen of Deloitte China explain that technology companies may need to keep an eye on this issue if costs in different operating jurisdictions allow their businesses to become more competitive.

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