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An initial assessment includes mapping of all relevant intercompany transactions involved and the relevant documentation requirements in the specific jurisdictions. A proper transfer pricing study should describe the allocation of assets and risks between the involved entities, determine an appropriate transfer pricing method and therefore is the most accepted way to determine arms length prices of goods, services, intangible assets, or interest rates between related entities.

 
 
 

Listed below are some examples of transfer pricing exposures:

  • Lack of documentation, or improper documentation for an intercompany transaction (in most cases a legal agreement between related parties does not constitute documentation).
  • Use of technological, marketing, or other intangible assets without proper compensation.
  • Selection of an inappropriate transfer pricing method to determine arms length range price.
 
 
 
 
 
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