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Tax vs customs: Why MNCs face a growing valuation and compliance battle

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By Samir A. Gandhi
| MSN India Verified
Samir Gandhi Cost of goods transacted between related entities has become a flashpoint for MNCs. With about 60% of world trade occurring within related networks, invoice pricing is no longer just an accounting entry but a synchronised strategy to avoid multimillion-dollar regulatory mismatches with I-T and customs. MNCs face an inherent conflict between two regulators with opposing objectives. A high import price potentially shifts profits out of the importing country, reducing I-T liability.
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Who Gets a Refund? Reverberations From the SCOTUS Tariffs Decision

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By Samir A. Gandhi, Ted Murphy, Kwaku Akowuah
| Lexology Verified
Click here to listen to the Audio The Supreme Court of the United States has clipped the power of the executive branch in ruling that President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs was illegal. The decision is leading thousands of companies to seek refunds, and threatening to upend trade agreements the U.S. previously struck with countries seeking lower rates. Meanwhile, the administration is vowing to implement new tariffs using different legal statutes.
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Action Items for U.S. Public Companies for 2025

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By Sonia Gupta Barros, Beth Berg, Paul Choi, Samir A. Gandhi
| sidley.com
Rapid rulemaking and aggressive enforcement by the SEC, combined with legislative, judicial, and regulatory developments, have created new requirements and expectations for U.S. public companies. As we begin 2025, action items for U.S. public companies include the following: Assess what a second Trump presidential administration may mean for your company. A second Trump administration will likely bring new risks and opportunities for U.S. public companies.
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