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Transfer Pricing - let's get to the point!
Published on 19 Jul 2006 | Took place at Tattersalls Club, Sydney, NSW
Most practitioners understand the concept og transfer pricing but have not hand practical experience in creating transfer pricing documentation. This session aims to give a practical understanding of how to prepare transfer pricing documentation. in particular, practitioners will be provided with a template for building the transfer pricing documentation file.
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Individual sessions
Tying the functional analysis in to common transactions and acceptable methodologies
Author(s):
Doug FONE
Classifying the related parties based on function, assets and risks "giving each party a functional description" for benchmarking purposes
Tying the classification into how related party pricing is set - for example the use of global price lists.
What are the appropriate methoidologies for setting the prices and testing the outcome for:
(i) a local distributor of imported trading stock
(ii) a local manufacturer and exporter of trading stock
(iii) a service providor both inwards and outwards
What is the difference between a service and a royality and what methodologies are generally recognized for setting and/or testing the arm's length nature of royalities? Materials from this session:
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Benchmarking - where do you find data to support your arm's length pricing
Author(s):
Chris BOWMAN
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Transfer Pricing - creating the documentation
Author(s):
Doug FONE,
Chris BOWMAN
Topics covered in these case studies on transfer pricing documentation include:Materials from this session:
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