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Alternative assets insights: TA 2020/1: Intangible assets

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Published on 01 Apr 20 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

The ATO continues its focus on cross-border arrangements involving intangible assets with the release of TA 2020/1.

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Edwin Baghdasarayan ATI
Edwin is a Transfer Pricing Partner within the PwC Australia Global Tax practice, based in Sydney. He has also spent time with the US firm in New York as well as the New Zealand firm in Auckland. He has practiced transfer pricing at PwC since 2007 and has been involved in assisting numerous Australian and foreign listed multinationals in their global transfer pricing across the entire lifecycle including consulting, structuring and planning, documentation, managing risk reviews, audits and APAs. His experience ranges across a variety of industries, including financial services, consumer & industrial products, resources, logistics/transport and the technology sector. - Current at 23 May 2022
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Jonathan Malone
Jonathan Malone, CTA, is a Partner in PwC’s Global Tax Practice with over 20 years’ experience as a corporate tax adviser, specialising in international tax, M&A, cross-border related party arrangements and tax policy considerations. Jonathan advises global companies on their operations in Australia, along with the tax implications arising from cross-border transactions. His work with clients on BEPS related topics includes advising on Pillar 2, interest limitation rules, the multilateral instrument, anti-hybrid rules, intangibles measures, Australia's multinational anti-avoidance law and Australia's diverted profits tax. - Current at 14 February 2023
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