Yukiko Komori
Biography
Yukiko Komori is a member of the Firm's Tax & Transfer Pricing Practice Group in Tokyo with over 30 years’ experience in transfer pricing. She works closely with tax authorities and overseas stakeholders, providing multinational companies across a variety of industries and jurisdictions with tailored, practical solutions.
Yukiko regularly speaks at seminars and publishes articles and books both in Japan and overseas on international tax matters. She has also participated in research projects led by the Japanese National Tax Agency and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
Yukiko was listed in Euromoney’s Women in Business Law and has been nominated as a Women in Tax Leader and Notable Practitioner by ITR World Tax several times.
Practice Focus
Representative Legal Matters
- Providing clients with economic analyses in a wide range of transfer pricing and international tax matters.
- Assisting leading multinational corporations with APA applications and negotiations for transactions related to digital services, data centers and innovative business models.
- Supporting one of the world's largest privately held companies in the restructuring of its global manufacturing, distribution and sales operations, with a particular focus on Japanese transfer pricing considerations.
- Assisted a major IT company in obtaining an APA following the conversion of its Japanese subsidiary from a service provider to a reseller.
- Assisted a leading multinational corporation in obtaining an APA following a major business restructuring that converted its Japanese subsidiary from a full-fledged entity to a limited-risk entity.
- Assisted an IT company in using an APA to mitigate permanent establishment risk associated with its data center operations.
- Assisted an IT company in mitigating withholding tax risk through an APA by characterizing related-party transactions as software buy-sell transactions rather than licensing transactions.
- Advised a leading global financial institution on transfer pricing issues arising from large-scale business restructuring.
- Assisted a multinational enterprise engaged in complex cross-border transactions with related parties across multiple jurisdictions in significantly reducing its global transfer pricing risk through a single APA covering a broad range of transactions.
Education
- Keio University (Bachelor's Degree Sociology) (1991)
Languages
- Japanese
- English
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