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Practitioner Says Changes to Businesses Driven by BEPS May Cost Companies MillionsRick Mitchell PARIS — Large multinationals seeking to retreat from aggressive transfer pricing positions in response to anticipated changes in international rules could face millions of dollars in costs, a Baker & McKenzie transfer pricing expert told BNA April 11. John Peterson of Baker & McKenzie in Palo Alto, in an email follow-up to a... [Read more of this article]
Greece: Law amended and new APA programme introduced
Antonis Desipris, PwC, Athens On January 23, 2013 tax Law 4110/2013 was published in the Greek Government Gazette. This new law, apart from some significant amendments on individual and corporate income taxation, sets a new regime for transfer pricing regulations in Greece which replaces the existing one. Specific points include: • a broader definition... [Read more of this article]
Transfer pricing issues in US business restructurings
Enrique MacGregor, Alvarez & Marsal Taxand, LLC, Dallas Business restructurings achieve economic benefits through a broad array of strategies. Cost savings and operational improvements are often key drivers. The primary mechanisms used to achieve the company’s goals involve the redeployment of functions, assets or risks. Therefore, a restructuring... [Read more of this article]
Denmark: New anti-abuse rules aim to protect dividend WHT
Arne Riis, Bech-Bruun, Copenhagen On October 3, 2012, the Danish Tax Ministry introduced a new anti-abuse bill with the purpose of once again tightening the Danish tax legislation. The rules were passed with only few amendments to the original bill and enacted on December 14, 2012. More specifically, the new anti-abuse rules aim to ensure that: •... [Read more of this article]
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