Here, a few best practices for 2022 that every transfer pricing professional should embrace.

Since the introduction of BEPS, "tax transparency" has become a buzz phrase around the globe. What does transparency look like in the U.S.? And how is the IRS beefing up efforts to promote it here at home? In this episode of The Fiona Show, transfer pricing expert and former IRS competent authority analyst, Barbara Mantegani makes it all clear.

With the introduction of faceless audits in India last year, a new era in tax transparency appears to have dawned – and just in time to compensate for a global lockdown. Sayee Prasanna, research and teaching associate at the Institute for Austrian and International Tax Law, joins today's Fiona Show podcast to discuss what the practice could mean for transfer pricing beyond COVID, and how multinationals can prepare for this new wave of efficient examination.

Stock based compensation is a way of paying company members with equity in the business, which is great for companies and employees. From a transfer pricing perspective, however, it can cause problems. Here, David Chamberlain of California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo explains some of the issues that can arise and what multinational companies can do about them.

Global tax reform is underway, creating a new framework that comes with constant contradictions. On today's episode, Dr. Lorraine Eden returns to discuss her takeaways from proposals to tax only the 'top 100' companies in Pillar One negotiations.

Germany's recent compliance initiatives are picking up more speed than the Autobahn. On today's episode, CrossBorder Solutions Tax Director Hasker Hoogenberg and independent German-based transfer pricing  specialist Oliver Treidler examine the transforming audit environment in Germany, and how MNEs can insulate themselves from further examination.

CrossBorder Chief Economist Mimi Song and transfer pricing expert Johann Muller take a closer look at the impacts of COVID-19 for low-risk distributors. Should these entities be able to absorb losses? Listen here to find out.

We know you love our expert coverage of the transfer pricing landscape, but did you know we bring that same level of informative analysis to the world of research and development tax incentives? On The Fiona Show: R&D Tax Credit, we—along with leading tax experts—explore how these incentives reward companies for innovation, fuel economic growth, and lead to paradigm-shifting discoveries across industries. If you don’t know R&D tax incentives, you may be part of the tragic majority leaving money on the table. Explore the back catalog of The Fiona Show: R&D Tax Credit to level up your tax knowledge, and subscribe to stay ahead on the latest in global innovation and the tax incentives that very likely come with it.

Getting the world to agree on a global tax plan is no easy job. This podcast discussion reveals what’s triggering global tax debates, and how MNEs can avoid getting caught in the middle.

Public country-by-country reporting is very close to becoming a reality in the European Union. How would this transparency initiative impact multinationals and the global tax community? CrossBorder Solutions’ Transfer Pricing Director Pamesh Sharma and Queen Mary University of London Tax Law Professor Christiana HJI Panayi explore the implications.

This episode explores the landmark Glencore versus the Australian Taxation Office case, and what it means for the future of compliance. Former ATO member Geoff Morris and CrossBorder Solutions’ Director Solutions Engineer Doug Darling discuss

Chief Economist Mimi Song joins University of Connecticut Professor of Law Richard Pomp to examine Amazon’s latest win against the European Commission and the key transfer pricing takeaways for multinationals.

Chief Economist Mimi Song defines key tax terms, from tax scrutiny to “the race to the bottom,” and explains how they translate in the global tax conversation.

Why did the Italian Supreme Court administer two different rulings on inter-company transactions? What can taxpayers learn from it? Chief Economist Mimi Song and University of Ferrara Professor of Law Marco Greggi discuss.

The Danish Tax Authority’s recent win against Tetra Pak Processing Systems can only mean one thing: increased scrutiny for taxpayers. Chief Economist Mimi Song and international corporate income tax expert Johann Muller analyze how the Tetra Pak win could bolster the tax authority’s confidence, leading to a likely increase in audits.

What's the relationship between tech and tax? How will the Biden administration’s latest tax proposals impact U.S. tech giants? Chief Economist Mimi Song and Vice President of Global Projects at the Tax Foundation Daniel Bunn unpack these questions and more.

It's the tax news heard 'round the world: the G7 announced their support for the United States-proposed 15 percent minimum global tax on multinational corporations. CrossBorder Solutions Chief Economist Mimi Song and Director of International Tax Michael Desimone examine the details, contemplate what comes next, and advise MNEs on how they can best prepare.

Over the last two years, few jurisdictions have heightened their transfer pricing scrutiny with the enthusiasm of Vietnam. CrossBorder Solutions Chief Economist Mimi Song and Duke University professor Eddy Malesky discuss how MNEs can brace themselves for impact.

How much do we love transfer pricing? Every single of the 100 episodes that make up 'The Fiona Show: Transfer Pricing' podcast lets us count the ways, but to celebrate our centennial episode, we boiled down 10 essential lessons our guests have taught us about how transfer pricing is an art -- not a science. 

The value chain analysis is essential for planning and defending a multinational's transfer pricing. International corporate income tax expert Johann Muller joins CrossBorder Solutions Chief Economist Mimi Song on today's episode to answer every question on value chains and transfer pricing you're too afraid to ask.