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- The Brics nations are forming new working groups to enhance cooperation among their tax authorities.
- These groups focus on international taxation, transfer pricing, and revenue statistics to address challenges faced by developing economies.
- The initiative aims to provide institutional continuity for tax collaboration beyond individual chairships.
- This collective platform is intended to strengthen the group's influence in global tax negotiations.
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Arvind Shrivastava
Revenue Secretary
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“the International Taxation and Transfer Pricing Working Group creates a permanent Brics platform for sharing experience on treaty interpretation, transfer pricing audit, APA and MAP mechanisms, and the multilateral negotiations including the UNFCITC, where our collective voice is needed and currently insufficient.”
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…genuine interest from Brics partners, and we have tried to share it practically, through the Brics Tax Collaboration Tool, rather than merely in principle,” she said. Revenue Secretary Arvind Shrivastava said, “ the International Taxation and Transfer Pricing Working Group creates a permanent Brics platform for sharing experience on treaty interpretation, transfer pricing audit, APA and MAP mechanisms, and the multilateral negotiations including the UNFCITC, where our collective voice is needed and currently insufficient. ” APA stands for Advance Pricing Agreement, while MAP stands for Mutual Agreement Procedure. Both are mechanisms used to provide greater certainty in international taxation and resolve transfer-pricing and cross-border…
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