This TP Talks episode features a discussion of the latest developments for transfer pricing in Germany.

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This Financial Transactions Transfer Pricing quarterly podcast features a discussion of the end of LIBOR, focusing on why and when the majority of LIBOR term rates will expire and the replacement rates; certain exceptions with regard to US dollar LIBOR tenors; the general tax and transfer pricing considerations; potential challenges converting from the old overnight LIBOR to the new overnight reference rates, and available options for reference rates with a longer maturity; developments across Asia-Pac region; and key takeaways.

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In this TP Talks podcast, Drew Kim (Partner, PwC’s State and Local Tax practice), Jana Lessne (Transfer Pricing Managing Director, PwC’s Washington National Tax Services), and Matthew Lindeman (Director, PwC’s State and Local Tax practice) discuss the current landscape related to domestic US transfer pricing, including how state tax authorities are looking to raise revenue and increasingly scrutinizing domestic intercompany transactions. They also highlight considerations for companies related to developing effective state audit defense strategies and provide key takeaways. 

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In this TP Talks episode, transfer pricing professionals discuss the latest progress related to transfer pricing in China to help manage risk and enhance tax certainty, including the issuance of a Q&A on the administration of forex cash in-flows and out-flows of transfer pricing adjustments, China State Taxation Administration’s issuance of a Consultation Draft on the simplified procedure for unilateral Advance Pricing Arrangements and the potential benefits, as well as other observations. For more information, see our Tax Insights: China issues Q&A regarding the administration on forex cash in-flows and out-flows of TP adjustments and China STA issues consultation draft on simplified procedure for unilateral APAs.

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This podcast features a discussion of the UK’s proposed changes to its transfer pricing documentation rules, including novel features for taxpayers to consider.

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In this Special Edition Financial Transactions Transfer Pricing podcast, David Ledure (Transfer Pricing Partner, PwC Belgium), Tanja Keser (Transfer Pricing Partner, PwC Germany), Erin Venter (Transfer Pricing Partner, PwC New Zealand), and Agustin Aila (Transfer Pricing Senior Manager, PwC Argentina) discuss new developments, including pending legislation in Germany related to new requirements for interest deductions; New Zealand’s recently enacted Restricted Transfer Pricing rule for inbound related party debt; and new rules in Argentina impacting intercompany financing.  The group also discusses debt capacity and controversy generally.

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In this episode, our Transfer Pricing professionals discuss their recent experience with APAs in Japan and the US generally, as well as touch on bilateral APAs between the US and Japan.  The panelists focus on lessons from prior economic downturns and how an APA can be a tool to manage uncertainty. The panelists also discuss maximizing the utility of an APA for triangle transactions, US APMA’s outlook on APAs, and takeaways. 

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This episode features a discussion of how companies can utilize automation for both large and small scale transfer pricing transactions, including automation of transfer pricing adjustments, profit monitoring and allocation, and specific processes and transfer pricing calculations.

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This TP Talks Special Edition quarterly podcast features a regional update on Chapter X of the OECD Guidelines, regulatory changes, market conditions and the pandemic, as well as an update on LIBOR.

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This episode features a discussion of how companies may address the impact of the pandemic on their business for transfer pricing purposes. The panelists address how companies can use publicly available information on third-party behavior to support their business decisions stemming from economic disruptions, focusing on actions to take in the immediate, near term, and a long term.

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