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#TIMELIME ON BEPS SERIES#

In fact, according to our new 2016 BEPS Readiness Survey, for which we interviewed 207 corporate tax and finance professionals around the globe, just 66% of respondents said they were actively preparing for BEPS-related compliance. While the issue has been followed closely by most tax professionals, there are still a number of people within the finance functions of large corporations who have just a passing familiarity with the concept. MNEs to ramp up their expertise and technological solutions to contend with BEPS Action 13. However, the US final regulations only implement CbC reporting, and are silent on master and local files.īEPS has been a hot topic in tax circles for the last couple of years, and with this week’s announcement from the Treasury and IRS concerning CbCR rules, it is more urgent than ever for U.S. Local file demonstrates the transactions between the local country affiliate(s) and the associated enterprises in other jurisdictions’ approximate arms-length pricing.Īll countries participating in the BEPS project have given consensus support to the new guidance under Action 13 of the OECD’s BEPS initiative.

Local file: Individual, country-level transfer pricing reports that supplement the master file with transfer pricing analyses.

The information in the master file is intended to provide a blueprint of the MNE group in five categories. The master file is available to all relevant country tax administrations.

Master file: A high-level narrative report of information relevant for all MNE members regarding the group’s global business operations and transfer pricing policies.

The report includes financial data and other country-by-country information in the functional currency of the ultimate parent entity.

#TIMELIME ON BEPS SERIES#

Country-by-country (CbC) report: A series of three XML tables submitted electronically to the MNE’s tax administration in the jurisdiction of the reporting entity.(See our guide to the BEPS timeline below.)Īs stated in Thomson Reuters BEPS Action 13 Guide, the transfer pricing reporting guidance is built on a three-tiered approach, including Country-by-Country Reporting, Master file and Local file.

The OECD guidelines for BEPS Action 13 relates to transfer pricing documentation and reporting requirements as applied to multinational entities (MNEs) with global revenues of €750 million or more, for tax years on or after January 1, 2016. would officially support the global tax avoidance guidelines proposed by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in its Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) project. The rule brings to end several months of speculation over whether or not the U.S. Treasury Department and IRS finalized a rule that will require U.S.-based multinational corporations to provide detailed, country-by-country income tax information to the IRS on an annual basis for each country in which they do business.