Arm’s Length Treatment of Soft-Intangibles
Comparative Analysis of the Treatment of Soft-Intangibles in Business Restructurings in Germany, the United States and according to the OECD.
“Business Restructurings and Function Shifting Legislation in Light of the Arm’s Length Principle and BEPS”.
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