While Brazil is not a member of the OECD, many multinational groups there are able to successfully navigate international transfer pricing standards, yielding effective results

Navigating international transfer pricing standards can be done in Brazil – even though it’s not member of OECD, says Deloitte

The Italian Government’s 2010 Summer Tax Package contained a number of initiatives that have implications for both Italian companies and foreign firms that engage in business in Italy. Colin Jamieson, partner in the London office of Pirola Pennuto Zei & Associati, examines the consequences of two of these new measures

Budget deficits will increase transfer pricing controversy, writes Danny Oosterhoff

Transfer pricing can have a significant impact on a multinational’s financial statements, both positive and negative, says Vinay Kapoor

Balancing transfer pricing in a recession is both
an art and a science, says Kathrine Kimball

Tax has never been a simple topic for the uninformed to delve into. Outi Ukkola, a Tax Partner with Deloitte Finland describes the task given to the newly appointed working group on tax laws and reform. She also offers details on the pending transfer pricing documentation reviews and urges readers to check taxes paid on Finnish source dividends

World Finance spoke to Ignacio Longarte, Transfer Pricing Partner, head of 
Deloitte’s Spanish TP team; and Luis Crespo, Spain Tax & Legal Partner in Charge, 
about the importance of optimum organisation skills in the transfer pricing sector

Stricter transfer pricing enforcement services is coming to Europe – in a big way – discovers Adrian Holliday