It was almost inevitable that at some time big business, with its ability to command almost untold sums in lobbying budgets, would fight back against
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There’s some debate going on around this blog relating to transfer pricing at the moment. For those not familiar with the subject here’s my introductory video
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Following my comment on the taxation of intangibles yesterday Andrew Jackson, a chartered tax adviser wrote a comment and blog post in response. The first thing
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The phrase ‘speaking truth to power’ is one attributed originally to Quakers – although no one is quite sure who first said it. As a
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As Transfer Pricing Weekly have reported this morning, Ernst & Young objected to my live tweeting from the OECD earlier today. I was commenting on
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The OECD has now published the submission I made to them on transfer pricing documentation on behalf of the BEPS Monitoring Group. That informal grouping
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If those commenting on this blog were to be believed (and they should not be) the OECD’s preferred method of allocating profits between states allocates
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As is well known, Amazon has been playing a game in the UK and many European countries in which it claims to have no permanent establishment for
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This is something I did not expect, from Transfer Pricing Weekly:   The Big 4 railed against TJN’s approach to transfer pricing in the Lords this afternoon, but
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