Legal and Finance: Transfer Pricing Is Everybody's Problem
The Inland Revenue could be set on a transfer pricing crackdown, accountants Grant Thornton have warned.
The rules, which took effect on company accounts from July 1, 1999, affect how related companies set prices for goods, services, finance and intangible assets between each other. But some firms do not believe they are affected by the rules.
John Hodgson, tax partner at Grant Thornton in Birmingham, said: 'We often hear phrases such as 'we are too small to be affected' or 'transfer pricing is not our problem', but our experience of increased Inland Revenue transfer pricing vigilance directed towards smaller firms and the inclusion of standard transfer pricing …
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Article title: Legal and Finance: Transfer Pricing Is Everybody's Problem.
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Newspaper title: The Birmingham Post (England).
Publication date: March 22, 2002.
Page number: 27.
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