What is the Interaction Between Pillar Two and Transfer Pricing?

Kathy is a Transfer Pricing Partner at KPMG in Belgium.

Prior to joining the Global Transfer Pricing Services team in KPMG Belgium in 2010, Kathy was part of KPMG Singapore’s transfer pricing team serving clients from a range of industries in Singapore and Asia. She also worked in KPMG China in Shanghai when the Chinese transfer pricing regulations were first released in 2009.

As a seasoned Transfer Pricing practitioner, Kathy is specialized in helping multinationals in a range of sectors (e.g., Chemicals, Life Sciences, Automotive, Oil & Gas, etc.) on transfer pricing matters – from compliance to restructuring, and controversy. Kathy is involved in global/regional documentation projects, transfer pricing reviews, and global restructuring and supply chain management projects. Kathy is also closely connected with the Belgian competent authorities, as she is actively involved with bilateral/multilateral Advance Pricing Arrangements (APAs) and Mutual Agreement Procedures (MAP) for multinational companies in a range of sectors.

Kathy also co-leads the BEPS 2.0 workgroup for KPMG Belgium as part of the wider BEPS 2.0 KPMG global network and is currently engaged by various companies to examine the potential Pillar 2 impact on certain Groups with global headquarters or regional headquarters located in Belgium.

As an advocate for tax technology, Kathy also leads a sub-group within the Transfer Pricing team at KPMG Belgium, helping to introduce transfer pricing technology and automation in client processes.