Chief financial officers and tax directors of multinationals are operating in an environment of intense scrutiny and challenge. Transactions, inter-company pricing, supply chains, structuring and funding are increasingly under the spotlight. More than ever, executives are looking to align their global tax position with their overall business strategy, to be competitive and provide value to shareholders.
Our integrated global network of international tax professionals helps you manage your business tax burden by uncovering opportunities, managing global tax risks and meeting cross-border reporting obligations. Our market-leading foreign tax desk network — a co-located team of highly experienced professionals from multiple countries — has revolutionized the way we provide international tax services.
Using multi-disciplinary teams we work with you to manage global operational changes and transactions, capitalization and repatriation issues, transfer pricing and tax efficient supply chain management — from forward planning, through reporting, to maintaining effective relationships with the tax authorities. Our talented people draw on their global insights and perspectives to help you build proactive and integrated global tax strategies that address the tax risks of today’s businesses and achieve sustainable growth. It’s how Ernst & Young makes a difference.
2 October 2009
Transfer pricing is the No. 1 tax issue for multinationals. So how do the rules differ from country to country? How has the economic crisis impacted them? We surveyed experts and tax authorities in 49 jurisdictions to find out.
The Luxembourg Government has announced on 8 July 2009 that they have fulfilled the recommended standards ( 125 kb) of the OECD in relation with international cooperation.
On 6 May 2009, Bahrain and Luxembourg (the "Contracting States") signed an income and capital tax treaty that will enter into force once the ratification process is completed by both the Contracting States.
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125 kb) of the OECD in relation with international cooperation.