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    Home » General » Taxes » Transfer Pricing » Arms Length Principle

    Category: Arms Length Principle

    India vs AON Consulting: TRANSFER PRICING CASE

    The High Court of Delhi, in its ruling on AON Consulting Pvt. Ltd. v. Principal Commissioner of Income Tax – 1 and Ors. (ITA 244/2024), addressed a …
    ATL-Editor 14 March 2025

    Czech Republic vs RR Donnelley Transfer Pricing Case

    The case Czech Republic vs. RR Donnelley Czech s.r.o. revolved around a transfer pricing dispute concerning the application of Section 23(7) of the Cz…
    ATL-Editor 6 March 2025

    Canada vs General Electric Capital Canada: Transfer Pricing Case

    The case of Canada v. General Electric Capital Canada Inc. (2010 FCA 344) revolved around whether guarantee fees paid by GE Canada to its parent compa…
    ATL-Editor 27 November 2024

    Slovakia vs Minebea Access Solutions: Transfer Pricing Case

    The Minebea Slovakia transfer pricing case highlights the intricate challenges of aligning intra-group transactions with arm's length principles. In t…
    ATL-Editor 19 November 2024

    Analysis of X BV v Staatssecretaris van Financiën (Case C-585/22): Preventing Tax Fraud Through Arm’s Length Scrutiny

    This case focuses on whether the Netherlands' national tax law, which restricts the deduction of interest paid on intra-group loans in certain scenari…
    Dr Daniel N Erasmus 5 October 2024

    European Commission vs Apple and Ireland (Appeal)

    The CJEU's judgment of 10 September 2024 overturned the General Court's previous ruling, confirming that Ireland's tax rulings to Apple Sales Internat…
    Dr Daniel N Erasmus 10 September 2024

    Apple vs. European Commission

    This case revolves around the European Commission's appeal against the General Court's decision to annul the Commission's ruling that Ireland granted …
    Dr Daniel N Erasmus 9 November 2023

    Fiat Chrysler Finance Europe and Ireland v Luxembourg: State Aid, Transfer Pricing, and the Arm’s Length Principle

    The case involves two appeals by Fiat Chrysler Finance Europe (formerly Fiat Finance and Trade Ltd) and Ireland, challenging the General Court's decis…
    ATL-Editor 10 November 2022
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