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IPR Plaza launches website » IPR Plaza is a multidisciplinary portal that provides free-of-charge qualitative and quantitative information on intangibles and is empowered by different leading IP advisory firms and delivers up-to-date guidance on intangibles  from IP Law,  Accounting, IP Management, Antitrust, and Tax/...
Transfer Pricing Associates forms Alliance with Mazars Kft. in Hungary » Amsterdam - Transfer Pricing Associates, the leading independent provider of global transfer pricing and valuation services, is pleased to announce that it has entered into an alliance with Mazars Kft., a Hungarian branch of Mazars, which is an international, integrated and independent organisation,...
UK releases Final Statement of Practice on APAs » London - Following the release in September 2010 of a draft Statement of Practice on Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs), the UK tax authority (HMRC) issued in December 2010 the final version of the Statement of Practice (SP2/10). This Statement of Practice replaces a 1999 Statement of Practice.Read m...
Transfer Pricing Associates forms Alliance with Censere in Asia Pacific » Transfer Pricing Associates, the leading independent provider of global transfer pricing and valuation services, is pleased to announce that it has entered into an alliance with Censere, an Asia Pacific based transaction support and valuation consulting group. Censere – with a presence in 10 locatio...
Australia - Continued Increase in Transfer Pricing Focus by the ATO » Sydney - The chance of foreign and domestic multinationals facing transfer pricing scrutiny in Australia from the Australian Taxation Office (“ATO”) continues to increase. The ATO has developed a tax compliance program that focuses on maximizing Australia’s tax-take and transfer pricing is a key par...
IP companies and substance: No-fly zones? » Amsterdam - Transfer Pricing Associates, the leading independent provider of global transfer pricing and valuation services, is pleased to announce that an article entitled “IP companies and substance: no-fly zones?” will be published in BNAI's Transfer Pricing International Journal, Vol.12, No.5, M...
Latest Developments in Asia/Pacific | Multinationals Beware » As we approach the end of 2011, China is gearing up for a new year of intensified transfer pricing audits and debates between taxpayers and the tax authorities have extended to new areas. At the same time, the transfer pricing systems of multinationals are under increased scrutiny ny tax authorities...
The China State Administration Of Taxation (SAT) 2010 Transfer Pricing Statistics and 2011 Enforcement Plan » Shanghai, 2011 - The China State Administration of Taxation (SAT) has recently announced its annual summary of statistics of its 2010 transfer pricing activities and its transfer pricing enforcement plan for 2011, according to ‘China Tax News’. An analysis of the statistics and plans for 2011 provid...
The Indonesian Director General of Taxation releases Regulation No.69/2010 concerning Advance Pricing Agreements » Jakarta - The Director General of Taxation (DGT) of Indonesia has released Regulation (No.69/2010) outlining the procedural requirements to be followed by taxpayers in order to obtain the benefits of an Advance Pricing Agreement (APA). The regulation was dated 31st December 2010 but only issued on 4...
Denmark steps up Transfer Pricing efforts » The Danish Government has announced that it will step up its efforts to audit and collect tax from multinationals. The announcement follows recent elections and a shift in government, and can be seen as part of a year-long discussion on the appropriate tax burden for multinationals operating in Denm...
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