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May 21, 2026
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  • This year has been a game changer for global transfer pricing. With the final release of the UN Practical Transfer Pricing Manual for Developing Countries in May and with consistent developments in the OECD's transfer pricing aspects of intangibles project – not to mention its new Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) project – the goalposts for companies' transfer pricing compliance requirements are changing.
  • In 2011, Russia enacted revised transfer pricing (TP) rules. However, over the last 18 months the Russian Tax Authority (RTA) has issued various letters clarifying its views on the new TP rules. Evgenia Veter, Steve Cawdron, Anuar Mukanov and Filip Vukovic of Ernst & Young have interpreted these clarifications and their potential impact for businesses as they attempt to comply with the revised legislation.
  • Transfer pricing regulations and documentation requirements have been in effect for almost nine years, since the end of 2004, and the Taiwanese tax authorities have accumulated more and more experience and knowledge. Paulson Tseng of PwC gives an overview of the Taiwanese tax authorities’ comments on how taxpayers should prepare transfer pricing reports and discusses recent tax auditing practice.

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