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  • Why the IRS's final cost sharing regulations are bad news for taxpayers

    The IRS has affirmed its commitment to the much-criticised investor model approach to the taxation of cost sharing arrangements (CSAs).  December 21, 2011

  • Dell wins final Norwegian PE battle

    Norway’s Supreme Court has ruled that Dell Products, a Norwegian commissionaire company, does not constitute a sales agency permanent establishment (PE) in Norway.  December 05, 2011

  • India to tax guarantee fees: outbound acquisitions under threat

    The Indian government has said guarantee fees, paid by Indian companies in the acquisition of foreign assets, fall into the income tax net because they are a cost to the company. November 02, 2011

  • Twitter lines nest with Ireland’s tax and transfer pricing regime

    Micro-blogging site Twitter has announced its European headquarters will be based in Ireland, joining a number of other hi-tech companies, to make use of its 12.5% corporate tax rate and beneficial transfer pricing regime. October 04, 2011

  • Why Indian authorities are unfair on foreign IT firms

    The transfer pricing spotlight has now fallen on IT companies in India, with claims that foreign firms are booking less profit than their domestic rivals. September 14, 2011

  • OECD report on letter versus spirit of the law

    The OECD’s report on how some companies create losses through aggressive tax planning is not revolutionary, by their own admission, but taxpayers say governments are missing a trick. September 02, 2011

  • Vodafone says charities have approached country-by-country reporting in wrong way

    Vodafone is one of four companies Christian Aid is trying to convince to support country-by-country reporting with its FTSE4 campaign.  August 10, 2011

  • Microsoft’s transfer pricing slashes US tax bill

    Microsoft has taken advantage of transfer pricing to lower its effective tax rate in the US to just over half the statutory tax rate, according to its Form 10-K filing with the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC). August 03, 2011

  • Xilinx and Veritas as precedents for IP valuation

    A panel at the National Association of Business Economics Transfer Pricing Symposium, near Washington this week, explored the implications of pre-existing intellectual property (IP) in the IRS’s transfer pricing cases against software companies Xilinx and Veritas. July 27, 2011

  • Congress tries to help administration define intangibles

    The Joint Committee on Taxation, the group consisting of members of both houses of the US Congress, laid out its plan for tackling the definition of transfer pricing intangibles in its June 14 report on the Obama administration’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2012.  July 06, 2011

  • Canadian TP ruling favours taxpayer

    In the latest transfer pricing case to emerge in Canada, the taxpayer has won a judgment from the Tax Court over reassessments made by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) worth about C$2.7 million ($2.7 million) even though the taxpayers’ transactions were found to contravene the arm’s-length principle. May 25, 2011

  • IBM loses out to ATO on royalties

    Computer company IBM has lost a two-year dispute with the Australian Tax Office (ATO) over royalties paid to its American parent. April 20, 2011

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