Transfer pricing firmly on the political radar
Governments are promising to stamp out tax evasion. Corporations need to be certain their transfer pricing practices are sound.
Yet again, India is making headlines over its tax policies. Nokia, Shell and Vodafone have all complained they are being unfairly targeted over their transfer pricing policies.
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