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20 April 2017

EY's 2016-2017 Transfer Pricing Survey series: Operationalizing global transfer pricing

The final installment in EY's analysis of the 2016-17 Transfer Pricing Survey analyzes the work needed to respond to the seismic shifts taking place in the world of global taxation.

In this report, attached below, we examine the findings of what 623 respondents in 36 jurisdictions across 17 industries have to say regarding forging a practical response to so much change — or as this report refers to such matters, operationalizing.

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Operationalizing global transfer pricing

Document ID: 2017-0657

 

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