News
- "Round Two" at Emory Law School After kicking off the inaugural class of "Customs Law & Administration" last year at Emory Law School in Atlanta, Professor Pike returned for "Round Two" during this year's winter semester to teach the course again. However . . . read more
- WCO Continues Focus On Transfer PricingIn between various meetings in Europe recently, I attended the private sector training on customs valuation and transfer pricing that took place at the World Customs Organization (WCO) in Brussels, Belgium. Representatives from . . . read more
- EEI – Don’t Overlook Export Reporting Requirements! With many global traders intensely focused on the plethora of new import requirements imposed the U.S. government . . . read more
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About The Pike Law Firm
The Pike Law Firm, P.C. is a a boutique law firm headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, which specializes in customs and international trade regulation, consulting, and litigation.
The firm helps multinational companies navigate the complex rules governing the cross-border movement of goods and services, with the goal of minimizing duty, VAT, and excise tax payments, while maximizing corporate customs and trade compliance (including compliance with the Export Administration Regulations and the International Traffic in Arms Regulations) to eliminate the risk of costly and time consuming audits, investigations, and penalty cases.
Special emphasis (for which the Firm is a recognized global authority) is placed on harmonizing income tax transfer pricing policies vis-à-vis customs valuation requirements as part of designing in-house customs and trade compliance programs. We offer a multitude of other services to address any customs and trade problem that arises, including litigation at the U.S. Court of International Trade, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and the U.S. Supreme Court. The Firm also has a well-established informal network of customs and trade advisors in every major trading jurisdiction to deliver results no matter where issues surface.
Articles
- 07/2006: Decision Time at Customs HQ - Harmonization of Customs Valuation and Transfer Pricing Rules
- 08/2002: A Single Solution for U.S. Transfer Pricing and Customs Issues
- 12/2000: Lower Landed Costs Mean Higher Profits
- 11/2000: Joint APA Effort Signals New Level of IRS-Customs Coordination
- 08/1998: Customs - Transfer Pricing Special Reports
- 02/1998: Reconciliation & Reconsideration of Customs Valuation