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    The times they are a-changin’
    By Tony Gorgas, KPMG’s Asia Pacific regional leader for Global Transfer Pricing Services.
    July 15 2016
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    When it rains it pours!
    Frank Putrino, a partner at KPMG Australia, and Damian Preshaw, a KPMG consultant, look at developments in transfer pricing since 2012 and examine Australia’s plans for further changes.
    July 15 2016
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    A fresh look at transfer pricing in India
    Rahul Mitra, Karishma Phatarphekar and Rajan Sachdev, partners at KPMG in India, examine India’s steps for creating a taxpayer friendly environment and making the country a preferred destination for investments.
    July 15 2016
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    Significant changes in Japan's transfer pricing landscape
    Jun Tanaka and Nobuhiro Tsunoda, partners at KPMG in Japan, and Yosuke Suzaki, a senior manager, discuss the significant changes in Japan’s TP documentation requirements, the influence of tax audits in Japan, as well as the implications of the tax governance rule for taxpayers.
    July 15 2016
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    Insights into transfer pricing in Taiwan and recent tax developments
    Sherry Chang, a partner in KPMG in Taiwan, and Karl W Chan, a director, discuss the Panama Papers, BEPS, transfer pricing audits and recent amendments to transfer pricing guidelines.
    July 15 2016
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    At a turning point for BEPS-related tax reforms
    Thuy Duong Hoang, a partner at KPMG Vietnam, provides an update on transfer pricing management, audits, APAs and offers a view of BEPS.
    July 15 2016
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    Australian federal election: What it means for tax
    Malcolm Turnbull has won the Australian federal election to remain as Prime Minister, but the lack of a strong majority is likely to give way to political uncertainty around planned corporate tax measures.
    Amelia Schwanke, July 13 2016
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    US corporate tax cuts possible as Republicans propose tax reform
    Lowering the corporation tax rate will be incentive to encourage companies to invest back in to the US In a development that could reshape the US tax system, the House Republicans released a long-awaited tax reform blueprint to simplify the country's federal tax structure.
    Amelia Schwanke, July 12 2016
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    Luxembourg: Crowdfunding in the EU: VAT consequences
    Certain businesses are increasingly relying on "reward-based crowdfunding" as another method to seek additional sources of capital injections, where the business may offer tangible or intangible assets, services, shares or participation in future profits to persons who engage in the funding campaign.
    July 12 2016
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    PwC UK appoints new insurance tax market leader
    Lindsay J’afari-Pak has been appointed as PwC’s UK insurance tax market leader
    July 20 2016
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