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A new phase in transfer pricing dispute resolution in Australia podcast

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Published on 09 Sep 21 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This podcast covers:

  • The role that your evidence can play in a domestic court strategy relative to a MAP strategy in light of Glencore
  • The impact of a multinational group’s domestic dispute resolution strategy (i.e., to settle or to litigate) on potentially achieving a resolution via MAP/arbitration
  • For both the multinational taxpayer and the ATO, the tension between preserving rights under domestic tax laws and achieving resolution via MAP / arbitration
  • The impact of mandatory binding arbitration on the prospects of achieving resolution via MAP; and
  • The OECD’s desire to change the dialogue from ‘dispute resolution’ to ‘dispute prevention’ and what this might mean for multinational groups’ dispute resolution strategies in the future.

Author profiles

Martin Fry FTI
Martin is the Practice Leader of the Allens Tax Group. With over 20 years as a Partner of Allens, Martin advises corporations on a broad range of tax issues across a wide range of sectors, including resources, infrastructure, financial services and IP-intensive businesses. In recent years, Martin has focused on contentious transfer pricing matters, including audits, settlement negotiations, mutual agreement procedure and litigation. Martin has taught Corporate Tax at a postgraduate level at the University of Melbourne. - Current at 27 June 2022
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Thomas Ickeringill

 

This was presented at 2021 National Transfer Pricing Conference .

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Individual sessions

BEPS 2.0: Update on Pillar 1

Author(s):  Michael JENKINS,  Nick Marshall

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How does transfer pricing affect customs duty and the amount of indirect taxes paid?

Author(s):  Lorena Sosa,  Richard Nutt

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A new phase in transfer pricing dispute resolution in Australia

Author(s):  Martin FRY,  Thomas Ickeringill

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A practical approach to financial transactions

Author(s):  Frank PUTRINO,  Sean Madden

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Future trends, increased transparency and what it means for MNC businesses

Author(s):  Tammy Eccles,  Tony Gorgas

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The ATO’s intangibles strategy and draft PCG on intangibles

Author(s):  Chris Ferguson

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OECD’s Pillar 2 global minimum tax proposal: Taking the pressure off transfer pricing

Author(s):  Richard J VANN,  Mary Hu

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Provision of services or rights to use intangibles

Author(s):  David BOND

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Transfer Pricing and the Application of Part IVA

Author(s):  Toby KNIGHT,  Anfeng He

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Expanded definition of SGE

Author(s):  Michael SMITH,  Natalya Marenina

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