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Challenging the reliability of comparables under profit-based transfer pricing methods (Record no. 166811)

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Personal name Mura, Alessandro
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Title Challenging the reliability of comparables under profit-based transfer pricing methods
Statement of responsibility, etc. created by Alessandro Mura, Clive Emmanuel and Francesco Vallascas
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Title Accounting and business research
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Summary, etc. Under profit-based transfer pricing methods, the selection of comparable companies is essential if detection of transfer price manipulation is to be reliable. Comparative advantage as embedded in internalisation theory argues that foreign-controlled companies (FCCs) should, in the long run, display greater profitability than domestic-controlled companies. In high-tax host countries, transfer pricing manipulation theory predicts an opposite effect on profitability. Applying a refined set of tests to a large sample of firms operating in a high-tax country such as Italy offers strong support for the internalisation prediction. Furthermore, the analysis of the interquartile range of our measure of profitability indicates that only a low percentage of FCCs would be subject to fiscal enquires, as implied by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development guidelines, under the suspicious of transfer pricing manipulation. These results suggest that current comparability tests are likely to fail the identification of transfer pricing practices in countries where the comparative advantage of FCCs is particularly pronounced and question the reliability of these tests.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Transfer pricing
Form subdivision Reliability
General subdivision Profit-based methods
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Personal name Emmanuel, Clive R.
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Personal name Vallascas, Francesco
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Uniform Resource Identifier https://doi.org/10.1080/00014788.2013.798581
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    Library of Congress Classification     Main Library Main Library - Special Collections 13/01/2014 Vol. 43, no. 5 (pages 483-505)   HD30.4 ACC 20/08/2024 SP17768 20/08/2024 Journal Article For in house use