Anatomy of transfer pricing lessons from Australia by Kerrie Sadiq and Richard Krever
By: Sadiq, Kerrie
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In this article, the authors explain the compromise approach developed by courts when setting transfer prices for transactions where there are no actual comparable arm's-length prices and illustrate the process with recent examples from Australia.
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