Transfer pricing part one: navigating the intricacies

In the complex landscape of global business, transfer pricing has become a critical concern for multinational enterprises (MNEs). It’s more than just adhering to regulations; transfer pricing plays a vital role in strategic corporate management and risk mitigation. Essentially, transfer pricing involves setting prices for transactions between related entities within a multinational corporation, ensuring that […]

Transfer pricing part two: the costs and the benefits

Continuing this series from part one, which can be found here. Cost Analysis Direct costs include consulting fees, technology investments, and training expenses. These are the upfront costs associated with implementing a transfer pricing strategy. Indirect costs, such as temporary productivity dips during the transition phase and potential operational downtime during system implementations, should also […]

Is your global tax function keeping up with international tax requirements?

So, your company is expanding into new markets, and you’re faced with a raft of changing tax regulations. Sound familiar? Managing international taxation is a constant challenge for multinational companies. Tax laws change frequently. Global expansion only adds complexity. Finance and tax leaders must stay competitive on a global scale. A strong international tax capability […]

DORA’s impact for UK Financial companies and Information Computing Technology Providers (ICT): Part one

Vital to know DORA will apply from 17th January 2025 It is directly applicable to financial sector entities listed in Article 2 (1) (a)-(t) of DORA. This includes almost all types of financial entities (level one application). In relation to ICT third-party service providers (“ICT Providers”), there are two ways for how DORA will apply (level […]

DORA’s impact for UK Financial companies and Information Computing Technology Providers (ICT): Part two

What is the UK approach? In response to the evolving cyber threat landscape and in parallel with EU efforts, the UK has been fortifying its own regulatory framework around the digital operational resilience of its financial sector: Financial Services and Markets Bill (FSMB): As of 2023, this bill is progressing through Parliament and includes provisions […]

DAC7: A New Era for Digital Platforms and Tax Reporting Compliance 

As the digital economy continues to grow at an unprecedented rate, regulatory bodies are stepping up efforts to ensure tax compliance across borders. One of the most significant regulatory developments in this space is the introduction of DAC7 by the European Union. This directive is designed to improve transparency in tax reporting and requires digital […]

What you need to know about the abolition of the Non-Domicile regime following the Autumn Budget 

From April 2025, the current tax system for non-UK domiciled individuals will be abolished. This will be replaced by a residency-based system which will tax individuals on their worldwide income and gains. Following the initial proposed rules announced by the previous Conservative government in March 2024, and announcements from the new Labour government during the […]

Is Your UK SME Multinational Prepared for Transfer Pricing? Here’s Why You Should Act Now

For CEOs and CFOs of UK multinational SMEs without a Transfer Pricing (TP) policy in place, now is the time to consider the implications. As regulatory oversight tightens, particularly with potential changes following the recent Autumn Budget for a Spring 2025 consultation, a robust TP policy is essential. Understanding Transfer Pricing Transfer Pricing refers to […]