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OECD’s Amount B: Simplified Transfer Pricing for Routine Marketing and Distribution Activities

By Wesley Boldewijn, James M. Maynor, Jr. & Thomas de Booij on January 7, 2025
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On Feb. 19, 2024, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) amended its transfer pricing guidelines to include “Amount B,” a standardized approach to determine the arm’s length remuneration for certain marketing and distribution activities. The updated guidelines apply for fiscal years beginning on or after Jan. 1, 2025. In December 2024, the OECD issued new tools to implement Amount B. The availability of the streamlined “Amount B” approach will vary by jurisdiction, as not every member of the OECD’s Inclusive Framework (IF) has adopted it. Thus, implementation and application may differ by jurisdiction.

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Photo of Wesley Boldewijn Wesley Boldewijn

Wesley is a shareholder in the Tax practice. He is a tax advisor and attorney at law with a practice spanning Dutch and international corporate tax, withholding taxes and taxation of the digital economy. He advises on complex national and cross-border business restructurings…

Wesley is a shareholder in the Tax practice. He is a tax advisor and attorney at law with a practice spanning Dutch and international corporate tax, withholding taxes and taxation of the digital economy. He advises on complex national and cross-border business restructurings, market-entries (inbound/outbound), IP transfers, headquarter relocations, business succession, mergers and acquisitions, joint venture structuring and tax litigation, tax rulings requests, tax audit coordination, negotiations and litigation in tax disputes, tax policy/advocacy.

Wesley has a focus on the tax issues relevant to the “new economy”, advising companies on how to set-up or maintain the desired corporate structure and to comply with large amounts of legislation on a daily basis. In that respect, Wesley closely monitors and provides advice on Pillar One, Pillar Two and Digital Services Taxes. He also advises clients on their international tax policy strategy and advocates for them with governments worldwide (amongst others in the area of DSTs and Pillar One and Pillar Two).

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Photo of James M. Maynor, Jr. James M. Maynor, Jr.

James M. Maynor, Jr. focuses his practice on the U.S. taxation of international transactions and investments. James advises public companies and privately held businesses on the tax consequences of mergers, acquisitions, restructurings, and divestitures, primarily in the cross-border context. He also provides tax…

James M. Maynor, Jr. focuses his practice on the U.S. taxation of international transactions and investments. James advises public companies and privately held businesses on the tax consequences of mergers, acquisitions, restructurings, and divestitures, primarily in the cross-border context. He also provides tax advice in connection with business formations and joint ventures. James has been involved in planning a number of major reorganizations and spin-off transactions for multinational enterprises.

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Photo of Thomas de Booij Thomas de Booij

Thomas is a senior associate in the Amsterdam tax practice. He primarily focuses on Dutch and international taxation, covering both the traditional and digital economies. His experience encompasses (family-owned) investment funds, scale-ups, and large multinationals in the energy and shipping sectors. Thomas has…

Thomas is a senior associate in the Amsterdam tax practice. He primarily focuses on Dutch and international taxation, covering both the traditional and digital economies. His experience encompasses (family-owned) investment funds, scale-ups, and large multinationals in the energy and shipping sectors. Thomas has experience with European market entries for various types of companies with businesses ranging from engineering services to tech-based platforms.

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    GT Amsterdam Law Blog
  • Organization:
    Greenberg Traurig, LLP
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