CrossBorder Solutions The Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press

The Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press

Looking for the latest transfer pricing headlines in one quick, easy-to-digest podcast? Look no further! Join Matthew DeMello, host of CrossBorder Solutions' transfer pricing podcast 'The Fiona Show', for a weekly rundown of the latest news and major changes in the global regulatory climate.
Weekly English United States Business News · News
128 Episodes
56 – 76

Transfer pricing headlines for the week of September 14th, 2020

The Italian Supreme Court thinks recent reforms to the EU’s taxation framework on interest and royalties between parent companies and subsidiaries to actually mean something, a big potential change on the horizon for how software payments are taxed worldwide, and France thinks the U.S. is trying to sabotage global digital…
14 Sep 2020 6 min

Transfer pricing headlines the week of August 10th, 2020

The G20 is still committed to resolving Pillar One and Pillar Two proposal issues by end of 2020, what the ATO will do to keep Jobkeeper benefits out of offshore hands, and the rise of digital desk audits in the wake of COVID.
10 Aug 2020 5 min

Transfer pricing headlines for the week of August 3rd, 2020

The EU General Court lets Apple off the hook for a 13 billion euro tax bill to Ireland, what country-by-country reports tell tax authorities, and the coronavirus makes life harder for everyone (including transfer pricing practitioners).
3 Aug 2020 5 min

Transfer pricing headlines for the week of July 27th, 2020

The inside scoop on new country-by-country reporting rules from the United Arab Emirates, Germany holds its ground on DAC6 reporting deadlines while the rest of the EU moves to extend by another six months, and it's game on for a tarriff war between France and the U.S. over digital service…
27 Jul 2020 5 min

Transfer pricing headlines for the week of July 20th, 2020:

Cameco wins against the CRA again, a friendly reminder not to submit your local file via paper or email to the ATO, and the OECD hints that members will absolutely target profitable MNEs to help close budget deficits when things get back to "normal."
20 Jul 2020 5 min
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