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Crisis Transfer Pricing

As our hearts are immersed in the global crisis of COVID-19, and our hands are busy creating a safe place for our families, we recognize that our clients are also carrying on with their transfer pricing responsibilities. In the spirit of a pragmatic, intellectual distraction for you, we share our insights below and are available to join you on a call or Zoom video to brainstorm your transfer pricing implications, or simply to connect and “change the channel” for a moment. No formalities required, dogs and cats are welcome, children are encouraged; it is our gift to you.

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Aptis Global Comments on Public Consultation Document “OECD Secretary-General Tax Report to Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors” dated October 2019

12 November, 2019


Tax Policy and Statistics Division, Centre for Tax Policy and Administration 
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

Sent via email: TFDE@oecd.org

Subject: Comments on Public Consultation Document “OECD Secretary-General Tax Report to Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors” dated October 2019

Ladies and Gentlemen:

US Tax Reform from a Gamer's Perspective

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US Tax Reform from a Gamer's Perspective

A white paper authored by Kathrine A. Kimball, John S. MacArthur and Dale A. Spiegel, Jr.

As we shared in US Tax Reform as a Chess Puzzle (October 27, 2017), the first of our article series on US Tax Reform, tax directors are frequently in the same position as sportsmen or gamers – those who achieve the best results over time frequently are those who anticipate various potential moves of their opponents and put themselves in position to counter the most likely of them.

US Tax Reform as a Chess Puzzle

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US Tax Reform as a Chess Puzzle

A white paper authored by Kathrine A. Kimball, John S. MacArthur and Dale A. Spiegel, Jr.

As with global tax strategists, chess players routinely practice against hypothetical opponents to prepare themselves for real contests. Now is the time for the tax community (“taxpayers” below) to similarly prepare for US tax reform (“USTR”).