Transfer pricing and the right to use intangibles in Nigeria is the arm's - length principle at risk? by Victor Adegite and Nwakaego Ogueri - Onyeukwu
By: Adegite, Victor
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Contributor(s): Ogueri-Onyeukwu, Nwakaego
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In this article, the authors discuss Nigeria's new transfer pricing regulations, focusing on how the rules treat transfers of the right to use intangible assets and whether the rules contradict the arm's-length principle.
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