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Practical consequences of not having a transfer pricing documentation

02/05/2015

While transfer pricing documentation requirement is not a new issue, it remains more than ever topical. Over the last years, many countries introduced more stringent regulations in that framework. Furthermore, Action 13 of BEPS is about re-examining transfer pricing documentation. Action 13 aims at developing rules regarding transfer pricing documentation to enhance transparency for tax administrations.

In this context which claims for increased documentation obligations, practical consequences of not having a transfer pricing documentation are described for several jurisdictions.

Focus

  • France
    Practical consequences of not having a transfer pricing documentation
  • Germany
    Practical consequences of not having any transfer pricing documentation
  • Italy
    Practical consequences of not having any transfer pricing documentation
  • Romania 
    Practical consequences of not having transfer pricing documentation
  • Spain
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Source
CMS Transfer Pricing Newsletter - May 2015
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Authors

Portrait ofBenoit Bailly
Benoît Bailly
Partner
Paris
Portrait ofGiovanni Cali
Giovanni Cali
Partner
Rome
Portrait ofXavier Daluzeau
Xavier Daluzeau
Partner
Paris
Valentin Lescroart
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