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TP Week turns 10: top transfer pricing articles 2007-2017

To celebrate a decade of TP Week reporting, we are sharing our selection of the top 10 most loved, most shocking and most read TP Week articles for each year between 2007 and 2017.

December 21 2017

US tax bill introduces new transfer pricing regime

As the US tax reform bill passes its final stages in Congress, a new transfer pricing regime becomes apparent with the establishment of a new base erosion and anti-abuse tax (BEAT) and a controversial new tax on intangibles (GILTI).

Lena Angvik, December 20 2017

Philippi, Prietocarrizosa, Ferrero DU & Uría appoints two partners

Colombian firm Philippi, Prietocarrizosa, Ferrero DU & Uría has appointed two new tax new partners, César Barrero and Javier Ezeta.

Josh White, December 18 2017

Mayer Brown opens new office in Tokyo

Mayer Brown has announced that it will open a new office in Tokyo, Japan in the first half of 2018. The new branch of the firm will be led by partner Rupert Burrows.

Josh White, December 18 2017

EU drives forward controversial virtual PE concept

If the EU’s proposal to introduce virtual permanent establishments materialises, it could mean higher tax bills not only for tech companies such as Apple, Amazon and Facebook, but also for non-digital companies.

Lena Angvik, December 18 2017

International updates - December 2017 / January 2018

The latest international updates from our correspondents around the world.

December 15 2017

Global Tax 50 special - Q&A with German politician Fabio De Masi

Fabio De Masi, former PANA committee vice-chair and member of the German Bundestag, is a new entrant in this year's Global Tax 50, a list of the most influential individuals, organisations and trends in tax, published by TP Week's sister publication the International Tax Review.

December 15 2017

CbCR: Implementing measures by the Italian Revenue Agency

Antonella Della Rovere and Federico Vincenti of Valente Associati GEB Partners explain why new regulation on CbC reports is of material importance for multinationals with activity in Italy in view of the approaching deadline for the fulfillment of relevant obligations.

December 15 2017

The surprising ways governments and tech companies are working together to close tax loopholes and promote compliance

Historically, there has been long-standing friction between governments and businesses due to complexities within outdated tax laws and compliance processes. As a result, businesses face many obstacles and take on additional costs as they look to grow and expand, while governments fail to collect the true taxes owed, hurting their ability to effectively serve their community.

December 14 2017

Broader tax base set to trump lower corporate income tax

With the BEPS project increasingly reining in countries’ ability to offer tax incentives, governments advocate a low corporate income tax rate as pivotal for attracting business. However, corporate stakeholders, economists and academics in the transfer pricing community point to the diminishing value of corporate income tax.

Lena Angvik, December 14 2017

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