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The arm’s length principle under pressure? | Tax Adviser

2. The Arm’s length principle and formulary apportionment in a nutshell 2.1. The Arm’s length principle 2.2. Formular apportionment 2.3. The Never-ending fight about the desirable

Policymakers have put the focus on the taxation of the digital economy. The aim of this article is to provide a comprehensive overview over the ALP and the allocation of taxing

Arm’s Length Principle in Transfer Pricing Analysis

Research Article This paper discusses the theory and practice of the ‚arm’s length principle‘ in the UK arts and cultural sector. The discussion begins with a brief overview of Arm’s Lenght

The arm’s length principle is based on the idea that arts councils should exist and operate with relative autonomy from central government. It is believed that political influence over council

The authors also point out that the European experience has been primarily interventionist. As the world moves closer to interdependence there is a slow convergence between the patron role

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This book outlines how the application of the arm’s length principle should be reconsidered in light of the initiative of the OECD and G20 to counter tax base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS).

The OECD and national governments have rejected formulary apportionment mainly on the ground that it violates the arm’s-length principle. This article proposes a global profit split (GPS)

The arm’s length principle is based on the idea that arts councils should exist and operate with relative autonomy from central government. It is believed that political influence over council

We advocate developing a theoretical substantiation and introduce a new interpretation of the arm’s length principle, based mainly on concepts of a general evolutionary

In addition, an unequivocal application of the arm’s-length principle can play a role in the starting point to tax all profits and to prevent ‘double non-taxation’ of part of the world

To protect the tax base, authorities have adopted arm’s length (AL) pricing as the central principle in taxing MNEs. The principle is set out in Article 9 of the OECD Model Tax

Well, in our increasingly connected world, the Arm’s Length Principle plays a huge role in how countries collect taxes from big companies. It helps prevent companies from

International tax law is characterized by the arm’s length principle. However, the arm’s length principle is highly criticized since it is seen as a major driver of tax avoidance.

Approach on Arm’s Length and Fix Length Principle 27 the reality is that the real taxation is lost, and then from an international eco-nomic view are noticed tax losses.

The arm’s length principle is the international standard for determining the taxability of profits resulting from transactions between related entities. This article analyses the principle’s

The arm s length principle as commonly perceived, the notion that transfers within a commonly controlled group should adhere to the dictates of seemingly equivalent transactions between

Arm’s length is general public policy principle applied in a wide range of constitutional and public affairs in most Western countries. Essentially, the principle is the basis of a general system of

In reality, the firm’s ability to exercise such price discrimination may be limited by the so-called arm’s length principle (ALP, henceforth). The ALP, set out in Article 9 of the

We advocate developing a theoretical substantiation and introduce a new interpretation of the arm’s length principle, based mainly on concepts of a general evolutionary theory and political

The Arm’s Length Principle in the 21st Century – Alive and Kicking? 51 Pages Posted: 24 May 2019 Last revised: 6 Sep 2019. See all articles by Stefan Greil Stefan Greil.

The arm’s length principle was put into practice ‘in order to distance the arts from politics and bureaucracy. They wanted to avoid the system of state support existing in Russia and

7. The Arm’s Length Principle and “Commodities” Another feasible fact is the effectiveness in the vast majority of cases that the arm’s length principle is correctly applied.

The paper critiques the Arm’s Length Principle (ALP), which has been a cornerstone of international tax law for over a century, questioning its efficacy in today’s rapidly changing

2 The Current Interpretation of the Arm’s Length Principle and Its (Lacking) Theoretical Foundation OECD member states commonly refer to the arm’s length principle as set out in the

The aim of this article is to provide a comprehensive overview of the arm’s length principle (ALP) and the allocation of taxing rights of business profits, the concept of value creation, the impact

The role of international companies in world trade has increased a lot in the last two decades.2 This increase of globalization has also increased the number of transactions between entities

The discussion emphasizes the need to revisit the ALP’s role and applicability in ensuring fair tax practices among multinational enterprises. See full PDF download Download PDF. Related

The arm’s length principle has a long history, dating back to the League of Nations Model Tax Conventions that formed the international consensus in the first half of last century. In 1963, the

5. Applying the Arms Length Principle. In the intricate world of international business, transfer pricing stands as a critical aspect of corporate strategy, particularly when it

The aim of this text is to present −what is rarely found in Spanish− a theoretical and bibliographic summary of the origin of the “arm’s length” principle, on which the mainly Anglo-Saxon tradition

Economists view arm’s length transactions as essential for accurate economic data. Since international trade statistics influence policy decisions, skewed data resulting from

The dealing at arm’s length principle (ALP) should ensure the allocation of profits to be aligned with the economic activity that produced the profits. On the one hand, it is, however, a fallacy