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Responding to Australia's transfer pricing reforms paper
Published on 10 May 13 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This paper discusses Australia’s transfer pricing landscape and the ATO’s focus on transfer pricing and profit shifting. Specifically, it offers:
- an overview of Australian transfer pricing reforms over the past 18 months, and the local / global (OECD) focus on profit shifting and base erosion
- discussion on both the technical aspects and key practical implications of Australia’s new transfer pricing rules for taxpayers
- hot topics / focus areas for revenue authorities (e.g. business restructures, financing, intangible property, (marketing) services transactions)
- an update in terms of the ATO’s transfer pricing compliance enforcement activity – including the International Dealings Schedule, risk reviews and audits.
Author profile:
Janelle SadriJanelle is an Account Director in the Deloitte Perth transfer pricing practice. Janelle has over 7 years of experience in both corporate/international tax and transfer pricing. Janelle has advised on several significant inbound and outbound structuring projects in the natural resources sector, including finance structuring and debt pricing to support arm’s length gearing / interest levels, and business restructures involving the movement of key profit driving functions and the migration of intellectual property. Janelle has provided advice in relation to the interpretation and application of the arm’s length principle in an MRRT and PRRT context. Janelle has also project managed and successfully negotiated unilateral and bilateral Advance Pricing Arrangements (APAs), delivered regional/global transfer pricing planning and documentation studies, and has assisted clients in transfer pricing risk reviews and audit settlements. Janelle has published articles on transfer pricing issues in Asia Pacific journal
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