Global association of transfer pricing and valuation consulting firms with presence in the most entrepreneurial cities around the globe.
Read moreGlobal association of transfer pricing and financial valuation consulting firms with a presence in most entrepreneurial markets around the globe.
International transfer pricing is one of the most complicated tax issues. PPI members are experts with proven experience with transfer pricing strategy and policy development.
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Pride Partners International™ is a global association of transfer pricing and financial valuation consulting firms with a presence in most entrepreneurial markets around the globe.
Read morePride Partners International™ is comprised of transfer pricing and valuation services experts as well as compliance and consulting firms around the world, every one of which has high quality standards, strong ethical values, a strong entrepreneurial spirit, and a unique client-oriented approach.
Read moreBeing a Pride Partner means being a part of the elite world of transfer pricing and financial valuation services.
The association offers its members the potential to establish international connectivity with high level professionals and experts in each of its different business areas, while remaining actively involved in the market to which they are directed.
Read moreToday we streamed the 18th episode of our OECD Tax Talks series with all the latest developments in our work. If you weren't able to watch the live event, the replay and presentation are now available.
Read MoreWith a number of recent and upcoming developments in the OECD’s international tax agenda, we invite you to join a live webinar with experts from the Centre for Tax Policy and Administration for an update on our work.
Read MoreIn addition to an update on the progress we are making to address the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy, the report also provides an update on the other G20 tax deliverables (tax transparency, implementation of the BEPS measures and capacity building to support developing countries), which continue to produce successful results.
Read MoreCountries should increase efforts to better deter, detect and disrupt the activities of professionals who enable tax evasion and other financial crimes, according to a new OECD report.
Read MoreIn order to maintain and further improve transparency on tax rulings, the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS, which groups over 135 countries and jurisdictions on an equal footing for multilateral negotiation of international tax rules, approved the process for the BEPS Action 5 peer review of the transparency framework for the years 2021 to 2025.
Read MoreThursday 25 February at 11:00 CET White collar crimes like tax evasion, bribery and corruption are often concealed through complex legal structures and financial transactions facilitated by lawyers, accountants, financial institutions and other “professional enablers”. These crimes can have significant impacts on government revenue, public confidence and economic growth.
Read MoreCroatia and Malaysia deposited their instrument of ratification for the Multilateral Convention to Implement Tax Treaty Related Measures to Prevent BEPS (Multilateral Convention or MLI), which now covers over 1700 bilateral tax treaties, thus underlining their strong commitment to prevent the abuse of tax treaties and BEPS by multinational enterprises. For Croatia and Malaysia, the MLI will enter into force on 1 June 2021.
Read MoreThe OECD has been leading international talks to address the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy, and is aiming towards a landmark agreement on new tax rules in 2021. Grace Perez-Navarro, Deputy Director of the OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, explains the issues.
Read MoreToday, the OECD Forum on Tax Administration (FTA) released a new handbook for the International Compliance Assurance Programme, which for the first time is being run as a full programme open to all FTA member tax administrations.
Read MoreJonas Teusch and Konstantinos Theodoropoulos (OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration) explore the issue in their joint Development Matters blog post on taxing energy use for sustainable development.
Read MoreThis is a sensitive subject for many TP advisers.
Read MoreEuropean Union has reached a preliminary agreement to give Turkey more time to meet tax transparency requirements. To avoid blacklisting, Turkey was required to adopt laws by the end of last year to automatically exchange tax information with EU states.
Read MoreIn one sense, the transfer pricing of every multinational group is set in stone. Unlike other aspects of transfer pricing documentation, intercompany agreements need to be prepared in advance, and not after the event.
Read MoreIndia has been one of the fore-runners in adopting many BEPS action plans and the digital taxation was no exception. In the year 2016, India introduced 6% equalization levy ( let us consider this as version 1.0) on digital specified services received by a non-resident not having a Permanent Establishment (PE) in India.
Read MoreOn February 1st, Spain’s Official Gazette published the general guidelines of the Tax and Customs Control Plan for the year 2021. Following the trend set by previous years, issues relating to the audit of related-party transactions and transfer pricing are gaining weight and forcefulness among the so-called "actions for the investigation and verification of tax fraud", i.e. inspections of companies.
Read MoreIn transfer pricing analysis, which prevails: the contractual terms of a related party transaction, or the economic substance?
Read MoreThe OECD’s guidance issued on 18 December 2020 on the Transfer Pricing implications of Covid (the ‘Covid Guidance’) may not have offered up any real surprises. Certainly that seems to have been the intention, and para 5 of the Covid Guidance states that it should be regarded as an application of existing guidance, and not an expansion or extension of the 2017 Transfer Pricing Guidelines.
Read MoreTransfer pricing is an effective tool to allocate profits across the value chain globally so that every tax jurisdiction in the value chain is remunerated with an equitable and fair distribution of taxes. This article is not for the corporations that believe in transfer mispricing and adopts tax avoidance strategies. The beneficiaries of this piece of knowledge and experience should be the corporations that believe in fair practices but get caught in the tax litigations due to reasons other than transfer mispricing.
Read MoreOn 18th December 2020, OECD issued a guidance on transfer pricing implications during COVID 19. The guidance is the consensus view of 137 members of the Inclusive Framework of BEPS regarding application of OECD Transfer pricing Guidelines (TPG). The guidance is meant for the taxpayers as well as tax administrations, that would help both of them in their process of price fixation and transfer pricing assessments respective for the period of pandemic.
Read MoreAbraham Lincoln quoted as saying “ Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe. ” An axe is a strength multiplier. You can be the strongest lumberjack in the world, but with a dull axe, you are no good than a 5-year-old.
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