Practical transfer pricing in the BRICS

August 31, 2012

The BRICS represent five significant transfer pricing jurisdictions for taxpayers. All of them are big investment targets but each of them has a different transfer pricing regime to adhere to. Litigation is on the up in all of them. Sophie Ashley provides an overview of the trends and pitfalls taxpayers are facing in the BRICS and how to get around them.

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