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Friday, June 3, 2011
KPMG practitioners Hareesh Dhawale and David Crosswy examine the potential impact of transitioning to international financial reporting standards on a company's intercompany pricing policies and on the methods used to test whether policies comply with the international arm's-length standard.
To read the entire article, which ran in the November 5 issue of BNA Tax Management's Transfer Pricing Report, may be accessed by taking a free trial.
— Rita McWilliams, Managing Editor, BNA Tax Management's Transfer Pricing Report
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