Taiwan: Self-initiated transfer pricing adjustments in Taiwan

June 26, 2012

Related-party transactions can give rise to significant upward tax assessments in an increasing number of countries. Simon Huang of PwC explains the trend for self-initiated transfer pricing adjustments in Taiwan.

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