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Practical transfer pricing planning for global SMEs presentation

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Published on 05 Apr 16 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • challenging market for inbounds
  • common business strategies
  • transfer pricing synergies
  • Chevron case
  • transparency & risk assessment.

Author profile

Nick Drizen
Nick leads the BDO Perth Transfer Pricing Team. He has over 16 years of experience of working on transfer pricing matters and has extensive experience in assisting groups in transfer pricing planning for intra group services, finance, intellectual property and global tax optimisation planning. Nick has extensive experience of working with natural resources groups, both explorers and producers of minerals, oil and gas along with their related service companies. He also advises a wide range of other companies in Perth including consumer goods and software companies. - Current at 01 February 2016

 

This was presented at SME Inbound Tax Issues .

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Key Australian and international developments for SMEs

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Repatriation and exit issues for inbound investments

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Inbound structures into Australia

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