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January 1, 1984The Accounting Review

Transfer Pricing and Multinational Corporations: An Overview of Concepts, Mechanisms and Regulations (Book).

Philip E. Meyer Curtis C. Verschoor

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Key Points

To provide an overview of the research and insights presented in the book on transfer pricing.
Review of the book's content
Analysis of key concepts
Discussion of mechanisms and regulations
Identifies fundamental concepts of transfer pricing
Explains regulatory frameworks
Describes mechanisms used by multinational corporations

Implication

Reviews the book on transfer pricing concepts, mechanisms, and regulations in multinational corporations, highlighting key insights.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Transfer Pricing and Multinational Corporations: An Overview of Concepts, Mechanisms and Regulations," by Sylvain R.F. Plasschaert.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba43f74e9516ffd37a5abb https://doi.org/10.2308/tar-4493644

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