Transfer pricing documentation: the EU code of conduct compared with member state rules (part 2)
Article Abstract:
Differences in transfer price documentation rules of the European Union (EU) member states, and the EU Code of Conduct is analyzed. Documentation rules of Czech Republic, France, Italy and the United Kingdom are taken into consideration.
Publication Name: Intertax
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0165-2826
Year: 2006
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Transfer pricing documentation: the EU code of conduct compared with member states rules
Article Abstract:
Overview of European Commission's code of conduct on transfer pricing documentation for associated enterprises in European Union (EU) , i s presented.It's Comparison to European U nion Member State rules is also discussed.
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Subject: Law
ISSN: 0165-2826
Year: 2006
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Transfer pricing documentation: the EU Code of Conduct compared with Member State Rules (Part 3)
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Comparison of provisions of European Union's Code of Conduct and laws of Austria, pertaining to transfer pricing documentation, is presented.
Publication Name: Intertax
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0165-2826
Year: 2006
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