Bettina Beverungen

As part of the TPA team of specialists I have been involved in a number of transfer pricing planning, benchmarking and documentation projects for multinationals located in Australia, the Asia Pacific region and Europe and have advised multinational companies on the design, documentation and implementation of transfer pricing systems. I have experience in a wide array of industries, including food, construction, healthcare, pharmaceutical, storage solutions and logistics.

I was an employee of KPMG's Global Transfer Pricing (GTPS) service line, where I provided specialist transfer pricing advice to German as well as international privately owned and listed companies. My role included tax audit support, the preparation of transfer pricing documentation which is compliant with German transfer pricing documentation requirements and transfer pricing structuring.

I was a member of the Crowe Horwath Tax Services’ transfer pricing team where I assisted clients in managing transfer pricing positions, including analysis of their international related party dealings, preparation of the required documentation and conducting benchmarking studies. In addition to my transfer pricing role, I also provided commercial and practical advice to both privately owned and listed companies, incorporating my transfer pricing expertise with my general tax experience.

My role at Newlook Retailers Ltd was very much compliance based, witha focus on the preparation of quarterly VAT returns and annual corporate tax returns for both the UK and Ireland. This encompassed analysing in-house data to ensure that the returns are ultimately correct. I was also responsible for all international VAT reporting using the Intrastat system.

During my time at HMRC I assisted in assessing financial information provided in self-assessment tax returns. This process also involved carrying out necessary corrections, entering figures on HMRC's database and calculating individual tax liabilities.

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