Twenty-four books.
Thirty-five articles. One practice.

FAQ

The record
behind every opinion.

• How many books has Dr. Petruzzi published?

  24 books with Wolters Kluwer and Linde, spanning transfer pricing for intangibles, financing, case law compilations, and the annual Transfer Pricing Developments Around the World series.

• How many peer-reviewed and trade journal articles are in the archive?

  35 and growing, published across international tax and transfer pricing journals. The archive is organized by year and updated as new articles are accepted.

• Where can I access or purchase the books and articles listed?

  Through the publisher directly — Wolters Kluwer or Linde, depending on the title — or via the WU Vienna research portal, which indexes the full academic output including book chapters.

• Are the book chapters listed individually on this site?

  Not yet as a standalone list; the full chapter-level record lives on Dr. Petruzzi's WU Vienna research portal profile, linked from the Book Chapters page, alongside the 127 total academic outputs recorded there.

• Can these publications be cited in a tax authority filing or court submission?

  Yes — that is precisely their function. Each book and article is peer-reviewed or editorially vetted before publication, meeting the citation standard tax authorities and courts expect from an academic source.

• What is the Transfer Pricing Developments Around the World series?

  An annual Wolters Kluwer publication tracking transfer pricing developments globally, year by year — the 2023, 2024, and 2025 editions are all in the archive, with each new edition building on the prior year's record.

• Are any publications co-authored, or all solely by Dr. Petruzzi?

  Both. Several titles — particularly the annual Transfer Pricing Developments Around the World series and select journal articles — are co-authored with other WU Transfer Pricing Center researchers or practitioners; Dr. Petruzzi is credited as author or editor on all 24 books.

• Do the publications cover case law, or only legislative and OECD analysis?

  Both. Transfer Pricing Case Law around the World is a dedicated annual title tracking court decisions globally, alongside books and articles analysing OECD Guidelines, UN framework updates, and legislative developments.

• How far back does the publications archive go?

  The active archive spans from Dr. Petruzzi's earliest peer-reviewed work through the 2025 editions of the annual series; the WU Vienna research portal profile holds the complete historical record beyond what is indexed on this site.

• Is there a difference in authority between a book and a journal article for citation purposes?

  Not in practice. Both are peer-reviewed or editorially vetted before publication; the choice between citing a book chapter or a journal article usually comes down to which addresses the specific technical point more directly, not which carries more weight.