This paper covers:
- BEPS – the story so far
- future directions in transfer pricing arising under the BEPS recommendations
- an Australian perspective.
Anti-avoidance
International tax & business
Transfer pricing
Future directions in transfer pricing arising under the BEPS recommendations
Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 9 Oct 2014
Individual Session
Future directions in transfer pricing arising under the BEPS recommendations
Author(s):
Paul Mcnab CTA
,
Edin Mahir
,
Annemarie Wilmore
,
Lyndon James ATI
Materials from this
session:
Details
- Published By: Edin Mahir, Paul Mcnab CTA, Annemarie Wilmore, Lyndon James ATI
- Published On:9 Oct 2014
- Took place at:Swissotel Sydney, Sydney
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Anti-avoidance
International tax & business
Transfer pricing
Corporate tax
Income tax
2014
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