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加拿大转让定价规则获简化

新规解决老问题 —— 中小企业的文档准备要求

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SIMPLIFIED CANADIAN TRANSFER PRICING RULES

NEW RULES ADDRESS OLD PROBLEM: SMALLER BUSINESS DOCUMENTATION STANDARDS

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加拿大的转让定价规则最早于1997年引入。该规则要求加拿大企业与境外关联方进行交易时——例如,在跨国企业集团内部购买、销售或许可使用货物、服务及无形资产——必须保存书面资料说明其定价方式符合国际公认的独立交易原则。加拿大税务局(CRA)历来采用经济合作与发展组织(OECD)的《转让定价指南》作为审查依据。

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Federal Government of Canada - Tax & Trade Blog

International Trade Report

SIMPLIFIED CANADIAN TRANSFER PRICING RULES

NEW RULES ADDRESS OLD PROBLEM: SMALLER BUSINESS DOCUMENTATION STANDARDS


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Canada’s transfer pricing rules were first introduced in 1997 and essentially require Canadian businesses transacting with related foreign parties – for example, buying, selling or licensing goods, services and intangibles within a multinational corporate group – to maintain written documentation explaining how their prices comply with internationally accepted arm’s length principles. The Canada Revenue Agency (“CRA”) has historically adopted the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines for that purpose.

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SURTAX ON STEEL DERIVATIVE GOODS

BUSINESSES AND CONSUMERS TO FEEL FINANCIAL IMPACT OF NEW SURTAX


During the Christmas holiday season, the Federal Government of Canada quietly adjusted its trade policy QUITE significantly.  A significant development on this front is likely Canada’s enactment of the Steel Derivative Goods Surtax Order (the “Steel Derivative Surtax”) through an Order in Council.

We report below on the application of the Steel Derivative Surtax, and the particular goods targeted by these measures, and potential financial relief that may be available for businesses.

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