Transfer pricing refers to the pricing of goods, services and intellectual property transferred between related entities within a multinational corporation. Companies use transfer pricing to ...

Transfer pricing is an accounting and taxation-linked practice allowing companies to save on taxes.

Transfer pricing remains a strategic focus for multinational corporations, intricately linked to their global tax strategies and compliance frameworks.

The regulatory framework for transfer pricing (TP) in the context of restructuring is primarily governed by Revenue Audit Memorandum Order (RAMO) No. 1-2019. This issuance provides the principles ...

With increased enforcement efforts by tax authorities globally to ensure that multinational companies pay their fair share of taxes, transfer pricing and an adjustment to taxable income can be ...

In his recently published article with Tax Notes, Transfer Pricing and Tariffs: Finding Certainty in Trade Uncertainty, Pierce Atwood tax attorney Allen S. Braddock explores the history of tariffs ...

The pricing reflects the economic reality that the merchandise no longer carries the same value-added functions and risks as before. To ensure that the restructuring complies with transfer pricing ...

Transfer pricing, an accounting practice widely used by multinationals with multiple divisions in different countries, can lower costs and taxes when goods or services are transferred between ...

Kaplan, Robert S., Dan Weiss, and Eyal Desheh. "Transfer Pricing with ABC." Management Accounting (May 1997): 20–28. (Winner of Institute of Management Accountants. Lybrand Certificate of Merit ...

Transfer pricing is an accounting mechanism to determine price of a good and service transferred from one arm of a company to another arm.

FTP is essential for managing a bank’s financial performance, offering insights into profitability drivers and performance measurement. This technical course provides participants with the skills to ...