Brokerage services in the light of transfer prices regulations

Correctly classifying a brokerage transaction has certainly not been intuitive for taxpayers. Making such transactions between related entities adds complexity to the matter. The challenge for the taxpayer is both determining the value of such a transaction and establishing the appropriate documentation threshold for it under transfer pricing regulations. This may result in the taxpayer’s…

Capital transactions in the light of transfer pricing obligations

Identifying documentation obligations is a key step in completing the tasks imposed by the transfer pricing regulations. Under the applicable regulations, the concept of a controlled transaction should be interpreted broadly. As a consequence, a number of business activities that are seemingly not subject to transfer pricing regulations may in practice trigger documentation obligations. An…

Sale of shares – how to determine the arm’s length value?

Although part of business operations for years, capital transactions raise doubts among taxpayers from transfer pricing perspective. This category includes the sale of shares between related parties, which – if the statutory documentation threshold is exceeded – triggers TP obligations. Nevertheless, each transaction of sale of shares should be valued at arm’s length. Such a…