
doi: 10.59403/3e2223f
This article discusses the different valuation techniques employed by the Australian Customs and the Australian Tax Office. Although both Customs and the ATO subscribe to the same principle of “arm’s length”, the reality is that the two authorities apply differing tests when determining whether the price at which a transaction was entered into was at arm’s length.
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