This paper covers practical insights into the requirements of Chapter VI of the OECD TP Guidelines when dealing with Intangibles and the Australian Taxation Office's guidance when transacting on a cross-border basis with related parties.
International tax & business
2021
Intangibles in the spotlight - Cross border tax issues
Source: QLD
Published Date: 27 May 2021
Individual Session
Intangibles in the spotlight - Cross border tax issues
Author(s):
Tim Heberden
,
Chris Ferguson
,
Jacques Van Rhyn ATI
Details
- Published By: Jacques Van Rhyn ATI, Tim Heberden
- Published On:27 May 2021
- Event Name:2021 Queensland Tax Forum
- Session Name:Intangibles in the spotlight - Cross border tax issues
- Read Time:30+ minutes
- Took place at:Stamford Plaza, Brisbane
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