Transfer pricing: Global tax controversy and dispute resolution
The last few years have seen a surge of transfer pricing audits, a trend that is not expected to slow down anytime soon. A decade ago, only a few countries had formal transfer pricing documentation requirements. In 2009, more than 60 countries did.
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Companies can no longer view transfer pricing issues as isolated, country-specific concerns. The issues are global. More and more tax authorities are sharing information. Audits are thorough and sophisticated, and enforcement actions can be harsh. This new environment requires multinational corporations to take proactive, coordinated steps to understand their transfer pricing arrangements and documentation requirements. Risks must be identified and addressed. Disputes and audits must be avoided, managed, and resolved. All issues must be coordinated and aligned across jurisdictions before they develop into larger business concerns. How we can helpOur global tax controversy and dispute resolution professionals across the PwC member firms will assist your company to proactively evolve in this rapidly changing environment. With broad and deep experience in the areas of transfer pricing, tax dispute management, economics, litigation support, financial reporting, and industries, our people are strategically located in the countries most likely to conduct aggressive tax audits. We will help you gain a better understanding of your company’s tax risks and exposures and if tax controversies or disputes arise, we will be there to assist you with implementing consistent and defensible practices and policies.Our services include: |
Contacts
Global
- Garry Stone
- Global transfer pricing leader
- Tel: +1 (312) 298 2464
- David Swenson
- Global dispute resolution network leader
- Tel: +1 (202) 414 4650
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