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Transfer pricing (TP) controversies have arisen in all countries. Deloitte’s Eric Lesprit, Sanjay Kumar and Joseph Tobin focus on recent TP controversy developments in three: France, India, and the US.

Are transfer pricing controversy cases on the rise because of the OECD’s BEPS initiative or local country legislation? Deloitte’s Stan Hales and John Henshall explore the dynamic globally.

Mutual agreement procedures (MAPs) are becoming increasingly popular in the settlement of TP controversy. As double taxation fears abound for multinationals, Deloitte’s Edward Morris discusses the importance of a well-functioning MAP process.

Post-BEPS, TP controversy has affected all industries. Deloitte’s Ralf Heussner, Aydin Hayri and Juan Ignacio de Molina explore the impact on the financial services, life sciences and automotive industries.

Brazil's federal tax authorities have published guidance noting that debt forgiveness ought to be regarded as financial revenue and should be taxed at 4.65%.

Portuguese documentation requirements for tax exemption require EU pension funds to submit certifications that are difficult to obtain. Is this ultimately deterring pension funds from investing into Portugal?

In recent months, the Chinese government has been actively taking measures to stimulate the economy and attract further inbound investment.

In recent months, there have been several important tax developments driven by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) that are relevant to inbound distributors, multinationals and foreign-incorporated companies.

In March 2018, the fourth EU Money Laundering Directive was implemented. Known as MLD4, the Directive came into force in June 2018, and saw Bulgaria adopt new anti-money laundering measures.