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  • Lorenz Bernhardt and Claudia Kühnlein of PricewaterhouseCoopers discuss the transfer pricing implications of German tax reforms
  • There is no silver bullet for capturing brand value, believe Alexander Voegele and Richard Sedlmayr of NERA Economic Consulting
  • Brazil's financial services industry is gaining momentum. Camilo Santos of Deloitte in Brazil outlines how the sector is taxed and how investors can take advantage of acquisitions
  • Outside expertise will allow the UK tax authorities to attack transactions they view as risky with a whole new level of sophistication, says Ted Keen of the Ballentine Barbera Group, a CRA International company. UK taxpayers who have not yet done so should revisit their transfer pricing documentation, particularly where transfers of valuable intangible property are concerned
  • Alan Saborio of Deloitte in Costa Rica and Taufic Aranky of Deloitte in Guatemala reveal what countries in Central America are doing to update their international tax rules
  • Significant developments and tax reform bills in Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay may be relevant to businesses regularly operating in these countries, believe Daniel Caracciolo of Deloitte in Argentina, Ricardo Fabris of Deloitte in Paraguay and Carlos Borba of Deloitte in Uruguay
  • Alan Bennett and Nico Ooyevaar, of McMan & Co, argue for a model for customs transfer pricing
  • Key government inquiry identifies significant weaknesses in TP policy
  • Transfer pricing work is cited as a key reason for a major growth in KPMG International’s tax practice