ABD Limited vs. SARS Transfer Pricing Dispute Judgment
Explore the critical analysis of the transfer pricing dispute judgment between ABD Limited and SARS, focusing on IP royalties and tax implications.
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Emerging Transfer Pricing Trends in Africa: Insights from Dr. Daniel Erasmus at the 13th Annual Africa TP Summit
In this insightful address at the 13th Annual Africa Transfer Pricing Summit, Dr. Daniel N Erasmus explores the most pressing trends in transfer prici…
Conducting a Transfer Pricing Trial (eBook)
The book offers a detailed walkthrough of the stages of preparing for and conducting a transfer pricing trial. From assembling a legal and expert team…
Global Trends in Transfer Pricing Disputes and Their Impact on African Multinational Enterprises
Transfer pricing disputes have become a prominent issue in the international tax landscape, as multinational enterprises (MNEs) seek to align their gl…
11th Annual Tax Indaba and 13th Annual Transfer Pricing Summit
The 11th Annual Tax Indaba and the 13th Annual Transfer Pricing Summit, produced by the South African Institute for Taxation (SAIT), bring together le…
Exactera’s 2024 TP Symposium
I am pleased to announce that I will be speaking at the upcoming 2024 TP Symposium in Lausanne, Switzerland, on September 17-18. My presentation will …
13th Annual SAIT Transfer Pricing Summit 2024: Key Topics and Insights
The 13th SAIT (South African Institute for Taxation) Transfer Pricing Summit 2024 is set to be a pivotal event for tax professionals and policymaker…
Landmark Transfer Pricing Case from South Africa
TRM Tax Attorneys secures landmark victory in South Africa's first transfer pricing case, demonstrating expertise in resolving complex tax disputes. L…
South Africa’s First Transfer Pricing Case
Explore how TRM's expertise in transfer pricing challenges in South Africa helped ABD Limited win against SARS, offering insights for multinationals.
South Africa’s first Transfer Pricing case, and it’s a win for the taxpayer!
Can we hear a “woohoo”!? Yes, you read right, South Africa has finally had its first TP case and whaddaya know, the taxpayer won!