Tōhoku earthquake has transfer pricing aftershocks
May 18, 2011
Salman Shaheen TPW
On March 11, Japan was rocked by the most powerful earthquake it has ever recorded. But, following the devastation, wrought by the aftershocks and tsunami, the fallout was not just nuclear. The earthquake may have a number of transfer pricing consequences too.
One adviser agrees with analysis that market volatility after the quake may mean companies make greater use of related-party funding.
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