Category: OECD

OECD boss: Coronavirus crash will not be as bad as Great Depression

By now, the whole world is preparing for an impending global recession due to the COVID-19. Different experts are presenting their different views on the matter. While many are expecting a recession that will hit harder than the Great Depression, the secretary-general of the OECD, Angel Gurria does not seem to be sharing the same opinion. Here are more details. ... - Continue reading

OECD issues MAP peer review reports for further eight jurisdictions

The OECD on February 24 published stage 1 mutual agreement procedure (MAP) peer review reports of the following eight jurisdictions: Brunei Darussalam, Curaçao, Guernsey, Isle of Man, Jersey, Monaco, San Marino, and Serbia. The reports highlight how well these jurisdictions are implementing the base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) Action… – Continue reading

Sweden’s tax agency rejects Puma’s transfer pricing position, concludes risk borne elsewhere

The Swedish tax agency has adjusted the taxable income for the PUMA Group’s Swedish distributor, Puma Nordic AB, concluding that, for transfer pricing purposes, the Swedish distributor could not control the main risks in the Puma Group and therefore should not have carried the local market risks. The adjustment, made… – Continue reading

Countries launch review of country-by-country reporting framework for multinational groups

An OECD-led group of 137 countries that work together on multinational group tax issues has released a consultation document and has requested public feedback to assist in a planned review of country-by-country reporting. The countries, known as the “Inclusive Framework on BEPS,” also scheduled a public consultation on the topic for March 17.
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GRI issues international corporate tax reporting standard

The Global Reporting Initiative has issued a new international tax reporting standard that aims to ensure multinational companies are much clearer about how much they pay in taxes, and where. While the standard has no legal force, it could influence the ongoing debate in the U.S. and abroad on how… – Continue reading