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    Charging out headquarters' costs
    By Sean Foley (US), Yoko Hatta (Japan) and Arwed Crueger (Germany)
    July 05 2004
  • Editorial
    Multinational companies and transfer pricing go hand in hand. As more and more services and products are traded across borders between companies in the same group, so the issues concerning what price those goods should be traded at have become more and more important.
    July 05 2004
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    Cost contribution arrangements
    By Pascal Luquet (France), Dan Peters (US) and Damian Preshaw (Australia)
    July 05 2004
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    The path to resolving transfer pricing conflict
    By Steven Harris (US), Francois Vincent (Canada), Daisuke Horiguchi (Japan) and Andrew Hickman (UK)
    July 05 2004
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    Introduction
    By Clark Chandler & Richard Boykin
    July 05 2004
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    Related-party loans: no opportunity without risk
    By Robert Clair and Rema Serafi (US), Gianni De Robertis (Italy) and Stefan Waldens (Germany)
    July 05 2004
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    Marketing intangibles remains controversial
    By Patricia Fouts, Michelle Garcia, Robert Alltop (US) and Ted Keen (UK)
    July 05 2004
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    Regional trends in transfer pricing
    By Dave Rutges (The Netherlands), Masanori Kawanobe (Japan), Steve Fortier and Steve Felgran (US)
    July 05 2004
  • Editorial
    Since 2001, when the (M&A) market peaked, few companies have dared to take on the task of integrating a purchase with their organization. That is beginning to change. However, when you consider an M&A deal, you must also consider the tax issues which are likely to interest the revenue authorities when you attempt to carry out such a transaction.
    July 04 2004
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    Canada - How Canada taxes foreign direct investment
    By Ken Snider and Jeffrey Trossman of Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
    July 04 2004
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