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  • Pace comes back to KPMG
    KPMG in the US has boosted its economic and valuation services practice by hiring Marco Pace, previously vice president of international tax at Thomson Reuters. He will advise clients on operational transfer pricing and related tax services.
    October 02 2012
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    Business becoming impatient over Australian reform
    Despite reiterating that a corporate tax cut is a top priority, Australia is yet to reduce the headline rate, and now the Business Council of Australia (BCA) has urged the government to stop its piecemeal approaches to tax reform and adopt a more strategic approach.
    Matthew Gilleard, October 01 2012
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    India awaits final Shome committee report
    The Parthasarathi Shome-led committee appointed by the Indian government to assess the merits of a general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR) in the country, as well as to assess the appropriateness of the retrospective amendment issued following the Vodafone tax dispute, has sent its final report to the Finance Minister P Chidambaram.
    Matthew Gilleard, October 01 2012
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    What Obama and Romney agree on
    Tomorrow night’s televised debate between President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is likely to see the two men reiterate the ways in which they differ from one another, and give reasons as to why their vision for America is superior to their opponent’s. However, one economy-boosting measure they agree on is that the US corporate tax rate should be lowered.
    Matthew Gilleard, October 01 2012
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    France and Spain reveal 2013 budgets
    France has unveiled its 2013 budget, which contains tax hikes for large companies on top of the controversial and much-discussed 75% top tax rate for individuals earning more than €1 million ($1.3 million), while Spain has also unveiled measures aimed at reviving its economy.
    Matthew Gilleard, October 01 2012
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    What taxpayers should look out for in Canadian tax litigation
    Ed Kroft QC and Deborah Toaze, of Blake, Cassels & Graydon, highlight important tax dispute rulings expected to be handed down in Canada in the coming months, and why taxpayers need to pay close attention to them.
    October 01 2012
  • Why TP disputes are moving away from the courts
    Taxpayers, revenue authorities and the courts are seeing increasing numbers of transfer pricing disputes being settled earlier, avoiding court hearings, a panel at International Tax Review’s Global Transfer Pricing Forum identified.
    Joe Dalton, October 01 2012
  • Expected changes in German transfer pricing regulations
    Changes and further regulation in relevant areas of transfer pricing expected in 2013 require taxpayers to revisit their transfer pricing model.
    October 01 2012
  • Management fees: why clear contractual terms are the answer
    The definition of management fees varies substantially around the world and that is leading to tax authorities mounting more and more challenges to what companies believe they are entitled to deduct from their taxable income under this heading.
    Ralph Cunningham, October 01 2012
  • Why Europe's arbitration convention needs a boost
    Transfer pricing resources are not being spent efficiently, said a panellist at International Tax Review’s Global Transfer Pricing Forum today. Tax disputes are increasing in number and compliance requirements are more convoluted, rather than being made simpler.
    Sophie Ashley, October 01 2012
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