UN delegates split on the arm's length standard and apportionment
January 19, 2010
The first panel of a group meeting on transfer pricing at the UN saw a robust argument over the merits of the formulary apportionment method against the arm’s-length principle.
The representative from one increasingly influential developing country warned that the lack of suitable comparables databases in developing nations means the arm’s-length principle is unworkable.
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