Cost-sharing arrangements are subjective at best—even by transfer pricing standards. Over the years, major tech-companies like Xilinx, Amazon, Altera, and now Facebook, have all been victims of their own interpretations of cost-sharing regulations that have been written, re-written, modified, and in some cases, grandfathered to previous or even temporary versions. And that’s all not to even mention the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. So, does the world have a right to be a little perplexed? We’d say so.
Listen to our recorded webinar in front of a live audience of transfer pricing counsel from large U.S. MNEs representing 10 major industries. The webinar explores the mis-understood history of cost-sharing, the impact of Covid-19 on stress testing intra-group risk allocation amongst its global value chain, and the likely impact of the TCJA on future cost-sharing arrangements.
Episode 41: Cost-Sharing Post TCJA
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