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US TP 2018 Coca Cola case petitioner’s pre-trial memorandum
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The Coca-Cola transfer pricing dispute is a landmark case between The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The case centers on the appropriate transfer pricing method to allocate profits between Coca-Cola’s U.S. parent company and its foreign subsidiaries. The IRS argued that Coca-Cola’s existing transfer pricing method resulted in underpayment of U.S. taxes, leading to a significant tax deficiency.
Lecture 2: IT Lecture 2 summary of principles of international tax IT course 2018 Lecture 2 slide notes Unfortunately there was a problem with the
Published by Lexology. Article by: Steptoe & Johnson LLP – Carina C. Federico, J. Walker Johnson and Robert J. Kovacev Competent courts Which courts have jurisdiction to hear tax disputes?
Pre-recorded lectures on anti-avoidance and CFC provisions using S.Africa as a practical example: Lecture 14 Anti-avoidance LECTURE: https://www.dropbox.com/s/m1hzmk3ojko3h6f/Week{780f53c297e2c008074d23b865a0ce0b35a4f08852d8e1e49466a5a902c4e44e}2014_DrErasmus.mp4?dl=0 – please note that you were required to listen
Transfer pricing continues to be a critical issue for multinational corporations. The resale price method (RPM) plays a significant role in many high-profile cases. This article examines the importance of RPM in four major transfer pricing disputes and offers insights for better managing these risks.
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