transfer pricing

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Transfer pricing refers to the rules and methods used to price transactions between related entities, such as subsidiaries of the same multinational group. On WindowsForum, discussions cover high-profile tax disputes involving transfer pricing adjustments. One thread details Hindustan Unilever facing a ₹1,986.25 crore income-tax demand after authorities challenged its transfer pricing on related-party transactions and depreciation claims. Another thread examines the Australian Taxation Office auditing tech giants like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft over data centre pricing structures. These cases highlight how transfer pricing rules affect corporate tax liabilities, especially for multinational enterprises with cross-border intercompany transactions. The tag aggregates content on tax controversies, regulatory challenges, and compliance issues tied to transfer pricing.
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    Hindustan Unilever Faces ₹1,986.25 Crore Tax Demand for FY2020-21

    Hindustan Unilever (HUL) has received an income‑tax demand of approximately ₹1,986.25 crore for the financial year 2020–21 after the tax authorities made transfer‑pricing adjustments and challenged certain depreciation and related‑party transaction valuations, and the company has said it will...
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    Australia’s Data Centre Tax Clash: Tech Giants Under ATO Investigation

    As Australia's digital economy accelerates into unprecedented territory, a significant showdown is brewing between the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and some of the world's largest technology giants. Google, Amazon, and Microsoft—all of whom have poured billions into building and expanding...
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