INTM100000 - International Manual
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The International Manual contains up to date guidance for HM Revenue & Customs staff on key international tax issues including practical guidance on working transfer pricing and thin capitalisation cases.
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Acknowledgment
This manual includes quotations from two OECD publications:
- the Model Tax Convention on Income and Capital, © OECD 2010, and
- The OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and Tax Administrations, © OECD 2010
The copyright owner of this material remains OECD.