General Counsel need to greet their organisation’s office reopening with increased vigilance regarding the management of the risk of corruption.
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Understanding OECD’s guidance on transfer pricing implications of COVID-19 pandemic
The new OECD guidance will be important to businesses that are examining how best to address the impact of the pandemic on their transfer pricing arrangements.
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Warning: your business culture will be held accountable post-COVID
One of the lessons companies need to learn from the pandemic is that a bad culture will come back to bite you.
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Ethics and risk management in the time of COVID
Ahead of the Governance Institute’s Leadership Trust Foresight conference on 7-8 December 2020, Dr Klaus Moosmayer, Member Executive Committee & Chief Ethics, Risk and Compliance Officer, Novartis AG (Switzerland) speaks with Virginia Ginnane, Marketing Content Specialist, Thomson Reuters about steering an ethical business in this challenging time.
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Transfer pricing considerations in an economic downturn
Now is the time for multinational enterprises to consider changes to transfer pricing policies.
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Geopolitical impacts on global supply chains
Most of the time, supply chains work seamlessly. That is, until a geopolitical stressor exposes the weaknesses of a system with too much efficiency and not enough resilience.
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Tips, Tricks, and Best Practices to Closing the Quarter from Home
The Covid-19 crisis could not have come at a worse time for corporate tax professionals. As if grappling with the quarter close and looming tax season weren’t enough, working remotely presents its own unique challenges.
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Time to review long-held practices for directors’ fees
The changing requirements for reporting directors’ fees have intersected with COVID-19 economic stimulus measures, activity statement reporting and Services Australia increasing potential compliance risks. Several issues have arisen which demand attention.
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Making our future work: Bernard Salt looks beyond COVID-19
Until this year Bernard Salt predicted the top three calamities likely to befall humanity would be climate, nuclear and military devastation. But not a global pandemic. “I never saw it coming,” confesses Australia’s leading demographer.
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And the winner is … making trade information work for your business
In a recent global survey on COVID-19’s impact on trade to identify the challenges currently facing the government and private sectors in moving goods, the results signalled a gulf between access to trade-related information and the implementation of that information.
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