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By Gary Harley, KPMG, Europe

Companies should be aware of what the transfer pricing requirements and opportunities are when following a green agenda, explain Shyamal Mukherjee, Sanjay Tolia, Bipin Pawar and Arun Saripalli of PricewaterhouseCoopers

The growing interest of the tax authorities in transfer pricing has increased taxpayers' recognition of the importance of transfer pricing risk assessment and management in Thailand, says Benjamas Kullakattimas of KPMG

Steven Tseng and Cheng Chi of KPMG explain what effects new transfer pricing laws, such as detailed documentation requirements, will have on multinationals in China

When the Philippines' rules come into effect they will follow the OECD guidelines. Companies have been waiting for them for more than three years, explains Maria Peralta of KPMG

Transfer pricing rules are developing rapidly around the world. Nowhere more than in Asia. The increase of international trade through the region is one of the reasons why transfer pricing is firmly established as one of the biggest, if not the biggest, priorities for tax authorities there.

Tax competition between Switzerland’s cantons is expected to become even stronger following tax reform, say tax directors at leading companies.

The UK’s tax authority, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), has recently published updated guidance on the tax treatment of cryptoassets. Kate Habershon, Neil McKnight and Nelson Yates II of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius examine the guidance and how it compares to the US’s perspective.

Switzerland's Tax Reform and AHV Financing Bill (TRAF, formerly known as Swiss Tax Reform 17 and Swiss Corporate Tax Reform III) will officially be subject to a referendum, as a largely left wing alliance made up of junior green and socialist parties has secured more than 50,000 signatures against the proposed law. The public vote is now scheduled for May 19 2019.

Croatia and Japan celebrated their 25th anniversary of diplomatic relations in 2018. This milestone was further marked with the signing of an agreement on double taxation avoidance (DTA) on October 19 2018. The official document was concluded in English and is yet to be ratified and enforced by the respective states.