Susi Baerentzen, Carlsberg Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow, analyzes the High Court of Eastern Denmark’s March 28 ruling that dealt another harsh blow to the Danish Ministry of Taxation in the largest-ever transfer pricing case in Danish history regarding a USD 1.5 billion increase of taxable income for the oil business previously owned by A.P. Møller Maersk (now by Total Energies EP).
Susi Baerentzen, Carlsberg Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow, discusses a recent transfer pricing ruling from the High Court of Eastern Denmark in a case on the application of the EU Arbitration Convention and mutual agreement procedures; this ruling is an indication that settling disputes by arbitration is an outcome that will become ever more important in the future of Danish tax law.
The ratio of tax revenues to GDP in OECD countries rose slightly in 2020 amid the Covid-19 pandemic, as nominal tax revenues generally fell but did so at a lower rate than countries’ GDPs, according to the OECD’s 2021 annual revenue statistics released December 6; corporate income tax revenues . . .
Susi Baerentzen, Ph.D., Copenhagen, analyzes a string of transfer pricing cases decided over the past two years by Denmark’s Supreme Court and high courts which have ruled against the tax administration’s formalistic approach, the most recent example being the July 2 Western High Court ruling in the ECCO shoe case . . .
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