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Transfer pricing

Transfer pricing is one of the most challenging tax issues facing multinational companies.

Globally, more countries are recognising the importance of transfer pricing and enacting laws in this area. Complying with different requirements across multiple jurisdictions can be a complex and time-consuming task.

Grant Thornton’s team can help you with all of your local and international transfer pricing requirements. For instance, we’ve helped clients with tasks including:

developing a transfer pricing strategy that supports broader strategic goals
preparing and maintaining local, regional or global transfer pricing documentation
pricing of intercompany debt and arm’s length debt testing

reviewing transfer pricing risk arrangements to identify potential areas of exposure
resolving transfer pricing disputes with tax authorities
negotiating advance pricing agreements
in-house transfer pricing training
liaising with other Grant Thornton offices to solve issues in countries where your business operates

In our experience, a robust transfer pricing strategy involves a mix of accounting, customs, logistics, tax consulting and economic analysis. Our expert advice encompasses these areas and considers transfer pricing in the context of international business. This means that we also take into account factors such as tax-efficient business structures, repatriation of profits, double tax treaties, global employee mobility, inbound and outbound investments, and withholding tax.