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Tax
Vol. 47, Issue 2, 2019May 22, 2019 EDT

Transfer Pricing Through §482–Looking Beyond Amazon v. Commissioner and other MNEs when Transferring Preexisting Intangibles under the Pre-2009 CSA Regulations

Avery Moore,
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Avery Moore, Transfer Pricing Through §482–Looking Beyond Amazon v. Commissioner and Other MNEs When Transferring Preexisting Intangibles under the Pre-2009 CSA Regulations, 47 Capital University Law Review 435 (2019).
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