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  • Andersen hires John LaBorde in Houston
    John LaBorde has joined Andersen Tax as managing director of the firm’s Houston office.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, August 10 2018
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    US TP standards saved from disaster after court withdraws judgment
    The US Ninth Circuit Court’s withdrawal of its July 24 decision in Altera has prevented US transfer pricing rules from going into meltdown – for now.
    Anjana Haines, August 09 2018
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    The real-time risks of tax technology
    Real-time compliance tools offer tax authorities a new means of detecting un-taxed income, but the risks of data exchange may leave both governments and companies vulnerable to cyberattacks.
    Josh White, August 09 2018
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    BDO to merge with Grant Thornton in South Africa
    BDO and Grant Thornton’s South African outfits have announced plans to merge in the fourth quarter of 2018. The merger is set to create the largest mid-tier accounting firm in the country.
    Josh White, August 09 2018
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    Update on Japanese transfer pricing 2018
    Recent changes in the business environment and the financial situation of the Japanese government have affected the Japanese taxation environment and transfer pricing regulations, explain Jun Tanaka, Nobuhiro Tsunoda and Yosuke Suzaki of KPMG in Japan.
    August 08 2018
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    The transfer pricing landscape in India
    Almost two decades after the introduction of transfer pricing regulations in 2001, the Indian TP space has evolved and matured immensely, write Manoj Pardasani, Hasnain Shroff and Hardev Singh of BSR & Co. Today, India’s TP regulations are in line with international TP principles and the Indian government is continuing to align the TP regulations with global best practices.
    August 08 2018
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    US corporate tax reforms – impact on the Asia Pacific region
    Tony Gorgas, Jay Mankad, Jennifer Goldkopf, Cheng Chi, Yosuke Suzaki, Jee-Won Shin, Shamila Jayasekara, and Anita Lin of KPMG review the changes in US tax legislation and discuss their specific impact on jurisdictions around the Asia-Pacific region.
    August 08 2018
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    Reaching the tipping point
    The OECD’s BEPS initiative has sparked a global focus on MNEs and their transfer pricing. In recent years, writes Tony Gorgas of KPMG Australia, there has been a profound change in the ASPAC region as governments and tax administrations seek to ensure multinationals pay their fair share of tax in line with economic and value creation.
    August 08 2018
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    New government – transfer pricing as usual?
    The Pakatan Harapan coalition formed a new government in May 2018 after defeating the Barisan Nasional coalition that had ruled the country for more than six decades, write Bob Kee and Mei Seen Chang of KPMG. This major shift in the political landscape of Malaysia is affecting the economic and business environment.
    August 08 2018
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    Fine-tuning the legislation for greater compliance
    Singapore has been increasing its focus on transfer pricing, explain Geoffrey K Soh, Felicia Chia and Jingyi Lee of KPMG, with yearly revisions of the TP guidelines as well as the adoption of country-by-country reporting requirements. Recently, there has been a greater-than-ever push to ensure that taxpayers’ profitability is consistent with the economic activities conducted and value generated.
    August 08 2018
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