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European Commission Proposals on BEFIT and Transfer Pricing
Transfer Pricing European Commission Proposals on BEFIT and Transfer Pricing
Navigate the changes in EU tax regulations with BEFIT and Transfer Pricing proposals, aiming for harmonisation, fair taxation, and reduced compliance burdens.
Sasha Kerins
Sasha Kerins
| 10 min read | 01 Feb 2024
Irish Revenue and Requests for Transfer Pricing (‘TP’) Documentation
Transfer Pricing Irish Revenue and Requests for Transfer Pricing (‘TP’) Documentation
Irish Revenue published a new tax and duty manual Part 35a-01-05 – Requests for TP Documentation (‘TDM’) in December 2023. The TDM serves as a policy document to ensure that the Transfer Pricing Audit Branches (‘TP Audit Branches’) take a consistent approach when requesting TP documentation from taxpayers for risk assessment. Read our latest insights and stay informed with the latest Transfer Pricing updates.
Peter Vale
Peter Vale
| 5 min read | 23 Jan 2024
BEFIT – Business in Europe: Framework for Taxation
Transfer Pricing BEFIT – Business in Europe: Framework for Taxation
The European Commission (EC) has adopted key initiatives, which aim to reduce compliance costs for large businesses operating across the European Union. The BEFIT proposal introduces a single set of rules to determine the tax base for large businesses that operate out of more than one Member State.
Sasha Kerins
Sasha Kerins
| 2 min read | 19 Sep 2023
Transfer Pricing: OECD guidance on multilateral Mutual Agreement Procedures (MAPs) and Advance Pricing Arrangements (APAs)
Transfer Pricing Transfer Pricing: OECD guidance on multilateral Mutual Agreement Procedures (MAPs) and Advance Pricing Arrangements (APAs)
The Forum on Tax Administration, a member group of the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting), along with other OECD task forces, published a guide to Multilateral Mutual Agreement Procedures multilateral (MAPs) and Advance Pricing Arrangements (APAs). This guide is abbreviated as the ‘MoMA’.
Sasha Kerins
Sasha Kerins
| 2 min read | 16 Mar 2023
Transfer Pricing Correlative Adjustments
Tax Transfer Pricing Correlative Adjustments
The Irish Revenue (“Revenue”) published updates to their tax and duty manual (“TDM”) containing guidelines for correlative adjustment (“CA”) claims under Ireland’s double tax treaty network. Read summary of the Revenue guidelines.
Sasha Kerins
Sasha Kerins
| 4 min read | 28 Nov 2022
Irish Transfer Pricing – What do you need to know?
Tax Irish Transfer Pricing – What do you need to know?
The Irish Transfer Pricing (TP) rules introduced by Finance Act (FA) 2019 apply to Accounting Periods starting on or after 1 January 2020.
Peter Vale
Sasha Kerins
| 3 min read | 30 Jun 2022

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