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August 13, 2019
2019-5996

Transfer Pricing Controversy in Asia: BEPS 1.0 implementation

In its ambitious BEPS 1.0 initiative, the OECD outlined goals for improving the application of, and adherence to, international tax rules, coordinating approaches across countries and increasing transparency. Now, more than five years after BEPS 1.0 was launched, some have questioned whether the initiative achieved these goals. In an EY video, Danielle Donovan, an EY Transfer Pricing Partner, discusses some of the anticipated and unanticipated outcomes of the BEPS 1.0 project, and proposes a number of practical solutions for taxpayers to avoid double taxation and manage transfer pricing risk.

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