Transfer Pricing and Environmental Taxation: Carbon Credits

M.I.E. (Monique) van Herksen; Clive Jie-A-Joen; Jolanda Schenk; Marc Levey

Transfer Pricing and Environmental Taxation: Carbon Credits

M.I.E. (Monique) van Herksen
, Clive Jie-A-Joen
, Jolanda Schenk
, Marc Levey

Tax Law

Simmons & Simmons
Baker and McKenzie

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This article discusses the authors' perspectives on the global commitment to reduce Green House Gas emissions and how international coordination is necessary to aid and encourage compliance by resolving administrative and legal challenges or inconsistencies so that companies and investors may benefit from clear and consistent treatment for tax and transfer pricing purposes.

Original language	English
Number of pages	17
Journal	Tax Management International Journal
Publication status	Published - 12 Jul 2023

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