The Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press CrossBorder Solutions

What’s the latest on the OECD’s global tax plan? Why is Poland reviewing its transfer pricing legislation? And what is in those new OECD guidelines, anyway? These stories and more on the latest Hot Off the Press podcast.

Which jurisdiction has new transfer pricing reporting standards? Which country has written draft laws? And which jurisdiction isn’t particularly excited about the OECD’s two-pillar plan going into effect? We’ve got it all for you hot off the press.

Omicron concerns mean some industries could see changes to their benchmark rates due to continued workplace disruption, the EU’s new year resolution to prevent shell companies from being used for tax avoidance and evasion is off to a good start, and two major Amazon stakeholders request the company adhere to GRI standards for country-by-country reporting.

Many countries are making regulatory changes, the OECD is preparing to launch a global tax plan, and the U.S. government is busy NOT, for the moment anyway, “building back better.” What do you need to know before the year ends? Tune into today's episode of The Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press to find out.

The Finnish tax authorities are updating transfer pricing rules, the Italian tax authorities are clarifying their regulations, and the ATO is evaluating their efforts to make companies more proactive about tax compliance. (Spoiler alert: It’s working.) These stories and more on the latest The Fiona Show: Hot Off the Press podcast.

What’s Coca-Cola’s latest move to get out of transfer pricing trouble? Why is the Netherlands cracking down on shell companies? And what can you expect from new transfer pricing requirements in the U.K.? These stories and more on the latest