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 moreAs part of the ongoing work of the Committee on Fiscal Affairs, the OECD is seeking public comments on the draft Model Rules for Reporting for Platform Operators with respect to Sellers in the Sharing and Gig Economy.
Lear MoreNigeria's Federal Inland Revenue Service is comprehensively reform its operations to tackle "illicit profit shifting" by multinational companies operating in Nigeria.
Lear MoreIn a new report for G20 ministers, the OECD has provided an update on its work to tackle tax base erosion and profit shifting relating to multinational businesses.
Lear MoreDemocrats in the United States Senate have introduced a bill that would block proposals to introduce a "high-tax exemption" to the Global Intangible Low-Tax Income regime.
Lear MorePart I reports on the activities in the OECD's international tax agenda, in particular the progress made in addressing the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy. It also provides an update on G20 tax deliverables including tax transparency, implementation of BEPS measures & capacity building to support developing countries. Part II reports on the activities of the Global Forum.
Lear MoreDuring a February 13, 2020, webcast, the OECD presented economic analysis on the potential impact of what it has proposed on international tax reform to address the digitalization of the economy.
Lear MoreFrance's Directorate General of Public Finance confirmed in a statement issued on February 10, 2020, that companies liable for the country's digital services tax can delay payment of upcoming installments of the tax until December 2020.
Lear MoreThe Australian Taxation Office has announced changes to its CbC reporting system following feedback from multinational groups.
Lear MoreAs part of the Inclusive Framework’s work relating to the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy, the OECD has been carrying out an economic analysis and impact assessment of the Pillar 1 and Pillar 2 proposals. Please join a live webcast with experts from the OECD to learn more about this work, which will include a presentation of preliminary results on the revenue and investment effects of the proposals.
Lear MoreAs part of the Inclusive Framework’s work relating to the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy, the OECD has been carrying out an economic analysis and impact assessment of the Pillar 1 and Pillar 2 proposals. Please join a live webcast with experts from the OECD to learn more about this work, which will include a presentation of preliminary results on the revenue and investment effects of the proposals.
Lear MoreChanging behaviours is a key part of getting the results that you want if you feel that things are off track. In the Sutton household, we can’t claim that threatening the ‘naughty step’ has been massively effective in changing the behaviour of our three-year-old, but sometimes it works.
Lear MoreOn 22 November 2019, guidance in relation to economic substance requirements was issued jointly by Guernsey, Isle of Man and Jersey. In general, the relevant ‘adequate substance’ requirements mean that (amongst other things) a company must conduct Core Income-Generating Activity (‘CIGA’) in the relevant island, and that activity must be actually directed and managed in that island. Sanctions for non-compliance include exchange of information with Competent Authorities in other jurisdictions, financial penalties, and striking off the companies register.
Lear MoreIt is often said that the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines emphasize substance over form, when it comes to delineating controlled transactions. This is true insofar as it goes, but it gives rise to a common misconception that functional analysis trumps legal agreements.
Lear MoreThe word ‘Policy’ although a simple word to understand is a tough nut to comprehend. What comes to your mind when to narrate this term? For us, the first thought is economic policy, fiscal policy, monetary policy and nothing less than a very heavy weight document which could have the power to steer the course of an economy or at least an institution. In short, light but yet a heavy word to use.
Lear MoreSometimes, when you’re very close to the detail of something, you think what you do is obvious, and everyone else should automatically know what you know.
Lear MoreIntangibles constitute a substantial and major portion of transfer pricing issues on hand. They are extremely crucial in a Multinational (MNE) environment, however, their importance is often undermined to their inherent characteristics which may include easy mobility, misidentification and most importantly non-availability of set principles to assign values to such intellectual properties.
Lear MoreThis is a picture of the BMW R32 motorbike, which was the first motorbike to be produced under the BMW brand. You might be surprised to know that it first went into production in 1923, despite not looking out of place decades later. The R32 introduced a number of innovations, including a boxer-twin shaft drive layout which is still in use now. (‘Boxer’ means that the cylinders go in and out at the same time.)
Lear MoreWhat goes around, comes around. Every action has an opposite reaction. Every legal right is matched by a corresponding legal obligation.
Lear MoreRecently the Income-tax law in India provided preferential corporate tax rates at 15% for companies that are incorporate post 1st October 2019 and establishes its manufacturing on or before 31st March 2023. This is one of the big announcement for reforms in the manufacturing sector, especially for the global multinational companies.
Lear MoreFollowing our sponsorship of TP Minds London in March this year, we followed the TP Minds world map and sponsored TP Minds Asia in Singapore last week. We were overwhelmed by the full house attendance at our pre-conference workshop on intercompany agreements, we immersed ourselves in the bountiful energies from TP professionals from the APAC region and benefited from the different perspectives brought by the speakers and delegates on the practical challenges faced by multinational groups. The following are our six key take-aways from TP Minds Asia this year.
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