Transfer Pricing

By Dylan Moroses

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said Thursday it has removed biannual deadlines for large multinational entities to apply for the International Compliance Assurance Program, a multilateral effort to resolve transfer pricing issues.

By Jack McLoone

While the Australian Taxation Office is already working on guidance for the country's newly adopted public country-by-country reporting rules, it is looking for input on what other areas of the provision businesses may need assistance in interpreting.

By Natalie Olivo

The Dutch government announced that it will not apply a new international tax framework known as Amount B that is designed to streamline the pricing of certain cross-border operations, but it will accept the outcome when other countries apply it.

By Kevin Pinner

Multinational businesses with large operations in Australia are required to publicly disclose information about their operations in tax havens as designated by the government under a country-by-country reporting law that lawmakers adopted following a two-year saga over concerns about the data's confidentiality.

By Kevin Pinner

The United Nations General Assembly voted Wednesday in favor of beginning formal negotiations on a global tax convention next year with the goal of finishing in 2027, a proposal that was led by the body's African bloc and won support from 125 countries.

By Anna Scott Farrell

The Sixth Circuit said Eaton Corp. doesn't have to comply with an IRS demand to produce performance reviews for its foreign employees until the appellate court decides whether to overturn a decision that the agency's transfer pricing investigation of the multinational power management company outweighed worker privacy concerns.