We’re thrilled to share an article by Graphene Economics™ founder Michael Hewson on transfer pricing in Africa that was recently published in TaxTalk, published by SAIT. The piece explores the various issues multinationals need to consider when doing business on the continent.
Graphene Economics™ was recently featured in an interesting article in the Mail & Guardian (M&G) about the main takeaway from Davos being, “taxes, taxes, taxes”, specifically tax avoidance. M&G’s business editor, Kevin Davie, chatted to Director Michael Hewson about how Graphene Economics™ positions itself to help multinational companies transition from what was before to what…
Country-by-Country Reporting (CbCR) is topical in tax circles globally, and CEOs, FDs and other business leaders working within large multinational entities in South Africa would also do well to take note of recent developments. Michael Hewson, director at Graphene Economics, a specialist African transfer pricing advisory firm, outlines what South African multinationals need to know….
2023 winner of the African Transfer Pricing Firm of the Year Graphene Economics has been announced as the 2023 winner of the African Transfer Pricing Firm of the Year at the ITR EMEA Tax Awards held on 27 September 2023. In 2021, Graphene Economics won South African Transfer Pricing Firm of the Year, and the…
Graphene Economics™ founder Michael Hewson partnered with Duane Newman from Cova Advisory to write an article for Business Day. The feature investigates how one-stop shops for investors can lift South Africa, why private sector involvement is key, and how transfer pricing strategies are affected by tax incentives. Read the article
As Donald Trump’s second term seems set to be defined in part by a renewed surge of tariffs and trade protectionism, multinational enterprises (MNEs) face complex questions about supply chains, profit allocations, and the overall structuring of their global value chains. According to Michael Hewson, director at specialist African transfer pricing advisory firm, Graphene Economics,…
By ATLEGANG MATJILA The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) Two-Pillar solution (Pillar One and Pillar Two) originated from a need to align taxing rights of jurisdictions to the way business has rapidly progressed (and continues to progress) from the traditional bricks and mortar business to more digitalised business models. Today’s digitalised economy has created…