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Yves Hervé and Philip de Homont of NERA Economic Consulting explain how multinationals can plan to mitigate losses faced in their manufacturing transfer pricing model.

Joana Lobato Heitor and Ana Raquel Costa of Vieira de Almeida outline how the Angolan tax world has changed in 2020 and consider its impact on foreign investors.

Constantina Nicolaou of EY in Greece explains how recent case law and legislative developments have paved the way towards better implementation of statute of limitations rules.

ITR and KPMG China will host a webinar on October 21 to discuss how multinationals could improve operational and tax efficiency via value chain re-imagination.

Brendan Brown and Mitchell Fraser of Russell McVeagh consider the role of tax in political parties' manifestos prior to New Zealand’s October 2020 general election, with a particular focus on a possible digital services tax.

Paul McNab of DLA Piper presents the tax highlights from September 2020 in Australia, which includes clarifications to the hybrid mismatch rules and wider discussion on legal professional privilege.

Rodrigo Covarrubias of Skatt outlines the key elements of the latest bill presented to Congress on reforming the digital economy, and considers the effectiveness of the provisions (in Spanish).

Kerwin Chung and Iva Georgijew assess the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on global transfer pricing and consider how the concept of the arm’s-length principle will subsequently evolve.

Deloitte’s practitioners from across the globe report on four of the most prominent transfer pricing (TP) controversy cases from the recent past: Adecco (Denmark), Glencore (Australia), Cameco (Canada), and Philips (France).