Transfer pricing
What is transfer pricing?
Transfer pricing is the practice of pricing goods, services and intangibles between associated parties. The focus of New Zealand's transfer pricing rules is to ensure that the proper amount of income derived by a multinational is attributed to its New Zealand operations.
New Zealand's transfer pricing rules are based on the "arm's length" principle as set out in the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Model Tax Convention.
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Read more about Transfer pricing.
Or you can contact one of the following people:
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|---|---|
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Chief Advisor |
John Nash |
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National Advisor, Transfer Pricing |
Keith Edwards |
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National Advisor, Transfer Pricing |
Mike Spelman |
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National Advisor, Transfer Pricing |
Kriti Velji |
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Exchange of Information |
Margaret Wallace |
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Postal address |
PO Box 2198 |
Date published: 03 Dec 2007
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