KPMG Webinar: Transfer Pricing, Information exchange and Transparency
Borys Ulanenko
On December 1, 2020 Borys Ulanenko was speaking at the KPMG Ukraine webinar dedicated to transfer pricing and information exchange (including DAC6, CbCR, AML, and many other aspects).
The event was held in Ukrainian/Russian.
Borys speaks at 00:45:00 and 01:52:00
Borys speaks at 00:45:00 and 01:52:00
Правила
противодействия BEPS, которые
пришли к нам вместе с принятием закона #466, превратили налоговую реальность в
сложную головоломку, некоторые элементы которой – трансфертное ценообразование
(ТЦО), контролируемые иностранные компании (CFC), постоянные представительства (ПП), бизнес-цели, бенефициарный собственник,
конструктивные дивиденды и другие нововведения.
Мы предлагаем
поставить эту головоломку вместе с нами через призму трансфертного
ценообразования, и посмотреть, какое налоговое будущее ждет нас завтра.
Программа вебинара
включает в себя вопросы:
- Как международный обмен налоговой информацией может стать началом большой налоговой проверки?
- Каковы последствия для украинских плательщиков AML, DAC 6 и CRS?
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