The recent release of Tax Laws Amendment (2012 Measures No. N) Bill 2012 has highlighted the determination of the Federal Government to introduce more stringent and arguably workable transfer pricing rules to deal with the ongoing problem of cross-border related party transactions.

Join Professor Robert Deutsch for a half day seminar that will provide insights into the background case law both in Australia and internationally, the legislative and administrative framework that has precipitated a number of recent problems and an analysis of the Exposure Draft and it’s likely consequences if passed into law.

This half day seminar will cover the following topics:

• A Review of the Australian Experience: the current legislation, case law and administration
• The North American Experience : Xilinx, Glaxo Smith Kline, GE Capital
• The Exposure Draft: a detailed review of the critical issues
• The ATO's Reconstruction Powers : the current and proposed transfer pricing arrangements (including recent commentary on business restructurings)