The research shows that in the past year there has been a marked increase in transfer pricing regulations as more and more governments act to protect their tax base. Several countries have introduced, or are about to introduce, new transfer pricing regimes, while others are increasing their transfer pricing audit programs or developing their own approach to transfer pricing. The consequences for international businesses are that they may need to increase their knowledge of the current regulations and to take a stronger, proactive approach to managing transfer-pricing policies and implementation.

To learn more about how countries across the globe are regulating transfer pricing, and the implications for businesses, access the full study below.