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Global Capability Centres: Navigating Indian Tax Implications

As Global Capability Centres grow in India, navigating through the right setup strategy (direct ownership or Built Operate Transfer) and understanding Indian tax implications is crucial for an MNE’s business structuring and predictability, say Khaitan & Co. practitioners.

IRS Sends Statutory Frankenstein to Take Your §250 Deductions

The IRS has staked out its position on §246(b) disallowing some of a taxpayer’s FDII and GILTI deductions in GLAM 2024-002, but the statute is poorly drafted and courts will need to weigh in to resolve open issues, say Baker McKenzie practitioners.

Amount B Entity Segmentation Presents Opportunities and Traps

Differing approaches to financial segmentation between taxpayers and governments may cause wildly different Amount B returns, or a different conclusion on being in-scope at all, so documentation of reasonable allocation standards is key to avoiding government rebuttals, say Baker McKenzie practitioners.

How LATAM’s Principal Purpose Tests Impact Holding Companies

The adoption of anti-treaty shopping measures like the PPT in Latin American jurisdictions complicates the analysis of whether treaty benefits will continue to be available for holding companies, and the scope of protection for a grandfathered holding structure remains unclear, say KPMG practitioners.

Surveying 2024 US Transfer Pricing Enforcement Trends

As the IRS has seen more success in transfer pricing enforcement cases, taxpayers should re-evaluate their current transfer pricing documentation and defense strategy and determine whether a proactive approach through the APA or ICAP program could reduce its global transfer pricing exposure, says a Grant Thornton practitioner.

Tax Incentives Help Firms Harness Cost Reduction Opportunities

Companies should strategize identifying and understanding the appropriate tax incentives established under The Inflation Reduction Act, CHIPS Act, and the US Foreign-Trade Zones Program in order to promote their financial goals, say KPMG practitioners.

Dutch Tax Authorities Publish Mutual Agreement Procedures Report

The Dutch tax authorities’ 2023 Mutual Agreement Procedures report demonstrates the rising demand for international dispute resolutions but also for more advance certainty as more bilateral and multilateral advance pricing agreements have been resolved, says a KPMG Meijburg & Co practitioner.

Transfer Pricing Disputes: Big, Getting Bigger

The impact of higher TP amounts in dispute in recent years is likely to result in uncertain tax positions in the financial reporting context and command C-suite attention to TP issues, says a Grant Thornton practitioner.

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