Philip de Homont is an expert in transfer pricing and intellectual property valuation. He specialises in transfer pricing litigation support for international corporations and law firms. His passion is to prepare clear and concise reports for complex cases based on rigorous analysis.
Mr. de Homont has extensive experience in defending licencing and valuation arrangements for intangibles. His recent cases covered transactions from brand licences, profit splits for local distribution and sales companies, and the valuation of user data and relocations of functions. In the digital economy, he has introduced novel approaches for separating market and user intangibles from technical engineering and established methods to value platform intangibles.
He has worked for clients in a variety of industries, particularly in the high-tech machine industry, the digital economy, and the consumer goods industry. He has worked successfully with various international law firms, tax advisors, and multinational firms on cases in the US, throughout Europe, and several other countries.
Mr. de Homont is a frequent speaker at international tax conferences and regularly publishes articles on transfer pricing developments and on defence and planning cases. He authored two chapters on valuation for leading German textbooks on transfer pricing and intellectual property. He has repeatedly been listed as a ‘Rising Star’ in transfer pricing by Euromoney’s Expert Guides.
- MSc in economics, University of Warwick
- Diplom (MSc) in physics, Technische Universität München
