Transfer Pricing

By Josh White

The European Union's best chance for resolving how to tax the digital economy is still to use the OECD's Pillar One rather than unilateral measures that risk disputes, the EU's tax director told the European Parliament's tax committee Thursday.

By Josh White

HM Revenue & Customs added more than a dozen countries to the list of states implementing Pillar Two's global minimum tax rules, the tax authority said Wednesday.

By Molly Moses

A U.S. Tax Court judge has been sent back to the drawing board once again in the long-running transfer pricing litigation brought by Medtronic, raising questions about how much weight the court must give to IRS transfer pricing regulations and how much authority it has to go its own way.

By Kevin Pinner

India should revise its permanent establishment rules by introducing an optional scheme to assign fixed profit rates by industry or business model, which would reduce litigation by foreign businesses over profit attribution methods, a government think tank said Friday.

By Josh White

Mining companies and other stakeholders raised concerns over transfer pricing risks and possible tax disputes arising from proposed guidance on pricing copper exports, according to documents published by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

By Molly Moses

Michael McDonald, who retired from EY last month, spent most of his career at the U.S. Treasury Department, working on rules governing how related companies should calculate the value of intangible assets transferred between them, then later contributed to the massive rewrite of international tax rules by the OECD in 2015. McDonald reflected on both projects in an interview with Law360.