Transfer Pricing
What You Need to Know About Transfer Pricing Comparable Searches
There’s a reason perfect comparables have always been hard to find. But a new approach may be all it takes to get the best out of your benchmarking.
There’s a reason perfect comparables have always been hard to find. But a new approach may be all it takes to get the best out of your benchmarking.
Technically, these international organizations have zero governing power, yet multinational companies are still vulnerable to their demands. Here’s how they’re changing the transfer pricing landscape.
Your choice of transfer pricing method can make or break an economic analysis. Here’s how to get it right every time.
To tax administrations, service transactions are a gateway to base erosion and profit shifting. So, documenting them requires special attention from taxpayers. Here, we unpack how to report on these highly scrutinized transactions.
When it comes to the transfer pricing local file, every country has its own rules. What does that mean for taxpayers? Here, we break it down.
Coca-Cola’s loss against the IRS is full of valuable lessons about the transfer pricing of intangible assets. Here, we unpack them.
Why is transfer pricing documentation so important? How do you present a robust picture of your company’s related-party transactions? CrossBorder Solutions’ Chief Economist Mimi Song walks you through the most important exercise your tax department may tackle this year.
Functional analysis, the heart of your transfer pricing work, tells the story of your MNE. Here’s how it’s done.
You’ve made a consequential business decision, after looking at it from every strategic angle, including tax planning. As part of a big cross-border transaction, you’re reorganizing—moving functions, assets, and risks to diverse jurisdictions. But there’s a problem: The transfer pricing data connected to the new legal entities is sparse, putting you at an immediate disadvantage ...
Will 2021 Be the Year of Breakthrough Tax Reform? It’s hardly news that many of the world’s most powerful brands have long played the international tax system like a violin, legally avoiding tax bills on the profits they’ve made in high-tax jurisdictions. Nor is it news that the OECD has been trying for years to ...