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Survey finds large rise in controversy in Spain

April 06, 2010

A survey by accounting firm KPMG found 82% of respondents said they faced the same level of transfer pricing controversy as last year. In Spain there was a significant increase, however.

The tax controversy section of KPMG International's survey, entitled Good, Better, Best: The race to set global standards in tax management, found that just 11% of those questioned said they were seeing more controversy relating to transfer pricing, which will surprise some as much has been said about increasing litigation levels worldwide.

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