The IRS concluded that a transaction between Newell US and Newell Rubbermaid Asia Services hadn’t been priced at arm’s length, requiring $226 million in upward adjustments to accurately reflect Newell’s 2011-2015 taxable income.
Newell sued the government in response, calling its decision arbitrary.
The Atlanta-based company defended its method for computing the arm’s length commission fees its US branch paid for sourcing services in a July 19 petition to the US Tax ...
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