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Author: Adrian Rus, Partner, Leader of the Transfer Pricing Department, EY Romania
Companies will be required to publicly declare where they make their profits and pay their taxes. The measure passed these days by the Council of the European Union and is a concretization of a proposal for a Directive dating from 2016, meant to increase transparency and determine whether multinationals pay the appropriate taxes in each jurisdiction where they operate.
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