Pascal Saint-Amans, director of the OECD’s Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, has pre-empted criticism of the final BEPS package of measures released today.
TPWeek provides an insight into our recent BEPS survey with an infographic about how multinational companies are responding to BEPS and preparing their tax and transfer pricing departments.
With the onset of BEPS final guidance in October, companies’ tax teams are recognising a need to review their historic business structures and, in many cases, apply for advance pricing agreements (APA) to safeguard future transactions.
BEPS guidance and legislation signals a turning point in international corporate tax with companies and governments having to make significant changes to manage the compliance burden.
The digital economy is an increasing concern for taxpayers, especially in light of impending BEPS guidance, but how it will impact different industries will vary.