英文摘要 |
The division of tax base is the core issue of the order of international taxation. The proliferation of intangible properties and its subsequence increased weight in the global value chain, which has brought severe challenges to the traditional rules of tax base division. The application of arm's length principle has tilted from the price comparison toward profit comparison. The formula apportionment method is being conceived to expand to international practice within EU. Pricing agreement in advance is getting more and more popular. The national interest vested in the tax base division is the main concern for individual countries when choosing the method of transfer pricing adjustment. The valuation of intangible properties is the precondition for the international rules of transfer pricing, for which the special conditions of developing countries should be taken into consideration. To secure the national interest of tax base division and an international tax order with equity and justification, China is advised to take a series of measures. UN should be the leading force in the formation of a new order. The principle of economic allegiance and value creation should be followed. Adequate weight should be given to market premium and location savings for the purpose of value creation of intangible properties. A sound transfer pricing rule for intangible properties should be established as the domestic legal base for the better participation in the formation of international rules and safeguard of national tax base interest. |