Tag: oecd

A new discussion draft on financial transactions may point the way for future laws on transfer pricing and the role of corporate treasury in intragroup transactions.

Beijing overcomes its previous reservations to sign up for OECD rules on base erosion and profit sharing. State media hails the move as good news for CFOs.

New draft contained in Base Erosion Profit Shifting (BEPS) intended to improve consistency and reduce risk of double taxation.

Developing Asian countries feel that domestic economic nuances are being ignored as the OECD looks to implement transfer pricing rules.

*China opens interbank money market to foreign FIs *OECD finalising BEPS multilateral instrument *PBoC appoints RMB clearing banks in US, Russia *China begins direct trading of RMB, Saudi riyal and UAE dirham

Given the momentum the OECD has, the way your RTC is presently set up could leave you with egg on your face.

Leaked documents from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca have already taken down political leaders. What risks should Asian corporates watch for? CT speaks to three leading experts on the matter.

Singapore is delivering mixed messages over its appetite to offer regional treasury centre tax perks.

Tax advisors for multinationals are anxious about the OECD’s new recommendations for limiting interest deductions.

The European Commission’s tax "blacklist" issuance last week has not held up under examination and backpedaling ensued.

Both Hong Kong and the OECD have spoken back about HK’s inclusion by the European Commission on a blacklist of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions.

China's Securities Regulatory Commission plots expanded scope for money market funds; the OECD is targeting Permanent Establishment rules for transfer pricing; The Reserve Bank of India is rewarding prompt fraud reporting