Statement on transfer pricing documentation - what you should know as statutory deadlines near

Statement on transfer pricing documentation – what you should know as statutory deadlines near

The deadlines for meeting transfer pricing obligations for 2023 are fast approaching, especially for taxpayers whose fiscal year aligns with the calendar year: by October 31, local transfer pricing documentation must be prepared. by November 30, transfer pricing information must be submitted using form TPR-C. In this post, we address common questions surrounding the submission…

: Transfer pricing benchmark - a key element of documentation

Transfer pricing benchmark – a key element of documentation

A comparative analysis, also referred to as a transfer pricing benchmark, is essential for: establishing transfer pricing in the arm’s length range, and fulfilling documentation requirements. How and why to perform a transfer pricing benchmarking? We conduct the analysis by comparing the prices charged (or the results achieved) in transactions between related parties with those…

Local transfer pricing documentation. What should your Local File include?

Local transfer pricing documentation. What should your Local File include?

What is Local File documentation? Transfer pricing documentation is a legally required document focused on intra-group transactions. You must prepare the Local File documentation when engaging in controlled transactions with related entities. Typically, it is required when the value of such transactions exceeds the financial thresholds set by regulations within the tax year. The statutory…

Transfer pricing - thresholds 2024

Transfer pricing – thresholds 2024

The year 2024 has not introduced any major changes to transfer pricing regulations. However, related parties must still carefully comply with documentation and reporting obligations for intra-group transactions made in 2023. The process begins with identifying relationships as defined by transfer pricing regulations. The next step is determining whether the transactions qualify as controlled transactions…