Transfer Pricing

By Theresa Schliep

The Internal Revenue Service released its weekly Internal Revenue Bulletin on Friday, highlighting a report on advance pricing agreements, guidance pushing back individual tax deadlines and an announcement allowing deductions for personal protective equipment.

By Joseph Boris

Despite logistical hurdles raised by the coronavirus pandemic throughout most of 2020, the number of completed advance pricing agreements between the Internal Revenue Service and multinational companies ticked up from the previous year, a top IRS official said Tuesday.

By Theresa Schliep

The Internal Revenue Service released its weekly Internal Revenue Bulletin on Friday, highlighting an announcement detailing the process for binding arbitration of double-tax disputes as covered in the U.S.-Japan treaty.

By Natalie Olivo

The Internal Revenue Service is looking at intersections between the 2017 federal tax overhaul and transfer pricing matters, including how some international measures could affect multinational corporations' advance pricing agreements, an agency official said Wednesday.

By Maria Koklanaris

Helping multiple states craft agreements with companies that can decide ahead of time how states will deal with transfer pricing matters will be a possible focus for the Multistate Tax Commission's transfer pricing committee, which retooled Tuesday.

By Natalie Olivo

Multinational companies can argue that the coronavirus pandemic has caused some affiliates to bear more losses than usual, but doing so may require reassessing whether these entities were truly limited risk, an OECD official said Tuesday.