TJN’s Helsinki transfer pricing conference: the papers

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The TJN Transfer Pricing conference organised in Helsinki , in partnership with Finland's KEPA and the Foreign Affairs ministry of Finland, was a resounding success. In essence, there was quite widespread agreement that the OECD's dominant so-called "Arm's Length" approach to transfer pricing -- which may have worked acceptably half a century ago when the global economy was a very different place -- is catastrophically broken today, and that real workable alternatives are available and already being put into practice.

The conference outcomes are summarised by John Christensen here, and the conference presentations, below.

For David Spencer's long introductory piece ahead of the conference, summarising criticisms of dominant OECD methods, click here.

Hat tip: TJN


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