International transfer pricing The current landscape in India

By:

ROY, SUJIT KUMAR

Contributor(s):

PYNE, PALLAB

Material type:

Mixed materialsPublication details: 2012Description: 521-527NLM classification:

338.521

In: MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTMSummary: Mutinational corporations (MNCs) are not new phenomenon, but since the world war II (1935-1945), their spectacular rise has considerably reshaped both the global economy and the world politics. With the intnsifying force of globalization, the influence of the MNCs in the world economy has further deepend so much that 80% of the world's industrial production is said to be generated by 1000 largest MNCs and as much as one third of the total US international trade is conducted by and withinUS owned MNCs by means of intercompany transactions.

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Mutinational corporations (MNCs) are not new phenomenon, but since the world war II (1935-1945), their spectacular rise has considerably reshaped both the global economy and the world politics. With the intnsifying force of globalization, the influence of the MNCs in the world economy has further deepend so much that 80% of the world's industrial production is said to be generated by 1000 largest MNCs and as much as one third of the total US international trade is conducted by and withinUS owned MNCs by means of intercompany transactions.

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