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German tax authorities' first reaction after the ECJ's Hornbach decision : an attempt to limit the damage?

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German tax authorities' first reaction after the ECJ's Hornbach decision : an attempt to limit the damage?
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German tax authorities' first reaction after the ECJ's Hornbach decision : an attempt to limit the damage?
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In summer 2018, the European Court of Justice found that one of the core German transfer pricing laws might not be fully compliant with EU law. Germany's Ministry of Finance has now issued its first administrative reaction to this court decision. In this article, the authors explain the legal background for the Court's decision, outline the regulations in the new German administrative guidance and discuss whether the new guidance can help to resolve the uncertainty for taxpayers
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In: International transfer pricing journal. - Amsterdam. - Vol. 26 (2019), no. 2 ; p. 82-86
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  • Heidecke, B
  • Kircher, M
  • Sussick, J
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  • European Union
  • Europe
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English
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  • transfer pricing
  • ECJ case law
  • arm's length principle
  • justification
  • bankruptcy
  • tax authorities
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German tax authorities' first reaction after the ECJ's Hornbach decision : an attempt to limit the damage?
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German tax authorities' first reaction after the ECJ's Hornbach decision : an attempt to limit the damage?
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