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  • German transfer pricing rules under fire
    The field of tax treaties develops at a rapid pace. Discussions relating to business restructuring are one factor affecting the transfer pricing issues for international treaties.
    September 23 2009
  • Tax audits and controversies increasing
    The economic crisis means tax authorities are conducting more audits to boost revenues. More companies are challenging adjustments, leading to a rise in controversy
    September 23 2009
  • Ernick calls for continued cooperation
    Taxpayers and tax authorities must work together to prevent transfer pricing becoming a barrier to international trade, a leading US Treasury official has said
    September 23 2009
  • Taxpayers must give more information to auditors
    Companies must be prepared to divulge more information for transfer pricing audits than in other similar situations, said panellists at the Global Transfer Pricing Forum
    September 22 2009
  • French Ministry explains documentation details
    More information has been released on France’s new transfer pricing documentation requirements
    September 22 2009
  • OECD reaffirms arm’s length’s future
    The future of the arm’s-length principle looks certain, as there is no viable alternative available, the head of the OECD's transfer pricing unit has said
    September 22 2009
  • Arbitration process causes problems for French taxpayers
    The complex procedure and uncertainty of the arbitration system in France led to some heated debate at the Global Transfer Pricing Forum
    September 22 2009
  • Netherlands to reform participation exemption rules
    The Dutch government has announced plans to change participation exemptions rules in a bid to improve the country's investment climate.
    September 22 2009
  • Intangibles could be on OECD agenda
    The head of the OECD's transfer pricing unit told a conference in Paris today that she and her colleagues were discussing whether a project on intangibles should be part of the next work programme of the organisation's Centre for Tax Policy and Administration.
    September 21 2009
  • Schoenherr boosts tax team
    Central European law firm Schoenherr has boosted its tax practice with two new junior partners.
    September 20 2009
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