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  • Since October 2015, authorities have been reacting to the outcome of the BEPS Project. The implementation of new legislation and adaption of existing regulations to match the new OECD guidelines has already begun to impact multinationals worldwide. The undeniable headline change has been a broad move to implement country-by-country reporting (CbCR); however the other policy that stands out from the crowd is in the area of patent boxes.
  • Singapore’s finance minister Heng Swee Keat paid attention to building stronger enterprises and nurturing innovative industries in the 2016 budget, with an expected overall budget surplus of S$3.4 billion ($1.6 billion) in the first year of the new Government.
  • In May 2015, TP Week surveyed in-house tax professionals and found that 54% of them had been proactively taking steps to prepare for BEPS implementation.
  • Ireland recently announced it will introduce a formal advance pricing agreement (APA) programme this year.
  • By Todd Wolosoff, Juan Ignacio De Molina and Gary Thomas of Deloitte.
  • Transfer Pricing Controversy is available as a downloadable pdf.
  • Vishweshwar Mudigonda, Eunice Kuo and Gary Thomas discuss how transfer pricing controversy has developed in Asia Pacific region, specifically India, China and Japan.
  • Cindy Hustad and Keith Reams review the general procedures many tax authorities follow to conduct transfer pricing audits and provides specific examples of the transfer pricing audit procedures in the US.
  • Darrin Litsky, Sanjay Kumar, and Eric Lesprit look at strategies for combatting controversy risks and double taxation and question whether mutual agreement processes are a taxpayer’s only option.
  • John Henshall and Philippe G. Penelle, describe the relationship between intellectual property and controversy in tax and transfer pricing.