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Leading the Way in Global Transfer Pricing Reform

At Kreston MDM Serbia, our transfer pricing team led by Biljana Sparavalo is playing a pivotal role in guiding multinational clients through complex international tax landscapes. Most recently, our managing director Jelena Mihić Munjić has contributed her deep expertise to the global conversation on the OECD’s groundbreaking Amount B framework for transfer pricing. Published on […]

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Kreston MDM Showcases Transfer Pricing Expertise at the European Conference in Athens

At the recent Kreston European Conference held in Athens, Jelena Mihic Munjic from KRESTON MDM Serbia had the honor of presenting a case study on transfer pricing, further strengthening our team’s position as a regional leader in this highly specialized field. We are especially proud to share that Jelena has been appointed as the Europe Transfer Pricing Lead within the Kreston Global Transfer Pricing Group, where

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Economic substance in Transfer Pricing

The following article was published on the Kreston Global website, authored by Jelena Mihić Munjić. In today’s globalised economy, economic substance in transfer pricingplays a critical role in helping multinational companies align their tax strategies with business operations while ensuring compliance.. It enables companies to allocate income and expenses among subsidiaries in different jurisdictions, ensuring operational

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Arm’s length principle—is it out of reach?

The following article was published on the Kreston Global website, authored by Jelena Mihić Munjić. The arm’s length principle (ALP) has long been the cornerstone of international tax, governing how multinational corporations (MNCs) allocate profits and tax obligations across borders. However, this principle, based on the idea of treating each entity as separate, increasingly fails

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