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Tax Friendly Treatment of R&D Activities in The Netherlands Approved by Parliament |
Amsterdam, January 2010 - The recently enacted “Innovation Box” is intended to promote the carrying out of R&D activities in the Netherlands. In order to ensure correct application of this tax incentive a functional analysis of different roles and responsibilities is required. Transfer Pricing Associates has developed a suitable questionnaire for this purpose.
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Meeting of the German Foreign Trade Committee in Stuttgart (Germany) |
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Stuttgard - On 4th February 2010, the German Foreign Trade Committee will arrange a meeting (invitation only). Speakers of the day are Ulrich Walker, CEO Daimler North East Asia Ltd. and Carsten Schmid of Transfer Pricing Associates Germany GmbH Stuttgard.
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Transfer Pricing Associates forges Alliance with Accretive Business Consulting in India |
Bangalore, January 2010 - Transfer Pricing Associates, the leading independent provider of global transfer pricing and customs services, is proud to announce that it has entered into an alliance with Accretive Business Consulting (Accretive), recognized as one of the leading business and tax advisory firms in India.
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Competition Rules and Tax Deduction of EU Monetary Fines – Economic and Transfer Pricing Analysis |
Amsterdam, January 2010 - The EU Commission is increasingly engaged in investigating violations of competition rules and as a result, imposing monetary fines to the infringers at a European level based on Article 81 EC Treaty. Recent cases on abuse of dominant market position witness the enormous size these monetary fines may assume.
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The Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department (IRD) releases DIPN 46 |
Hong Kong, December 2009 - On 4 December 2009, the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department (IRD) released Departmental Interpretation Practice Note (DIPN) 46, relating to transfer pricing in Hong Kong. This represents by far the most significant indication to date that the IRD is getting serious about transfer pricing and that taxpayers can no longer dismiss the country as a low risk regime from a transfer pricing perspective.
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China | Intellectual Property in Transfer Pricing |
The importance of intellectual property ("IP") in the realm of transfer
pricing cannot be overstated. In selecting the most appropriate
transfer pricing methodology to determine and benchmark the arm's
length nature of the pricing of many international related party
transactions within multinationals, IP is a significant factor...

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