Transfer Pricing News

Navigating the new tariff terrain: Insights from our US/EU trade tariffs Seminar on 8 April 2025

Earlier this week, we hosted a seminar in Amstelveen on one of today’s most pressing trade developments: the newly implemented U.S. tariffs on imported products and the EU’s anticipated countermeasure ...

Opinion AG at CJEU: fees based on transfer pricing policy fall within scope of VAT

The treatment of transfer pricing adjustments within VAT is ambiguous and according to the Advocate General should be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

US Imposes New Tariffs Starting April 2025

In a significant move to address the US trade deficit, the US government announced on April 2nd that President Trump has signed an executive order imposing a 10% tariff on all countries starting April ...

Customs Law and Controversy

Organizations are increasingly finding themselves involved in tax disputes with tax authorities. This is happening in the Netherlands, but also elsewhere. Greater trade barriers and geopolitical tensi ...

The Netherlands issues new decree on OECD Amount B

Amount B concerns the contemplated simplified and streamlined transfer pricing rules for determining the remuneration for baseline marketing and distribution activities.

Transfer pricing and controversy

Organizations are increasingly finding themselves involved in tax disputes with tax authorities. This is happening in the Netherlands, but also elsewhere.Companies that operate at the international le ...

Final EU public CbCR guidance and form published

The European Commission (EC) on October 21, 2024, published an updated implementing regulation providing the common template and electronic reporting formats for the application of the EU public count ...

Follow up webinar Public Country-by-Country Reporting

We plan to delve deeper into these topics in our upcoming tax news flashes and the transfer pricing seminar in October 2024. Stay tuned for more detailed discussions and practical advice on navigating ...

Additional guidance on Amount B

All businesses, regardless of size, are potentially in the scope of Amount B if they carry out certain pre-defined distribution activities, as defined in the OECD Inclusive Framework’s Report of Febru ...

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