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    Global Daily Tax News, ATO Drafts New TP Guidance On Financing Arrangements, (Jun 19, 2025)

    The Australian Taxation Office is currently seeking feedback on new draft guidance on cross-border related-party financing arrangements.

    The draft Practical Compliance Guideline ( PCG 2025/D2) outlines the agency's compliance approach and risk assess ...

    The Australian Taxation Office is currently seeking feedback on new draft guidance on cross-border related-party financing arrangements.

    The draft Practical Compliance Guideline ( PCG 2025/D2) outlines the agency's compliance approach and risk assessment framework, providing:

    • general factors relevant in determining and testing the valuation of a taxpayer's inbound, cross-border related-party financing arrangements;

    • specific examples on how the agency considers these factors in its compliance approach; and

    • the types of documentation and evidence expected from taxpayers concerning the pricing of cross-border related-party financing arrangements.

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