Silberztein lists possible future work for OECD intangibles project
April 14, 2011
Sophie Ashley - TPW, Sophie Ashley in Paris
Caroline Silberztein, head of the OECD’s transfer pricing unit, has said the organisation's guidance on intangibles is insufficient, as it stands, and considered old and out-of-date.
Speaking today at the Tax Planning Strategies conference, organised by the IBA, ABA, IFA and the OECD in Paris, Silberztein responded to taxpayer criticism of the project.
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