Transfer pricing
Transfer pricing
Widespread government deficits are causing tax authorities around the world to step up the pace of transfer pricing audits—a tempting target for increases in tax revenue. PwC’s transfer pricing network can help you develop compliant, tax-efficient structures, prepare for rapid audit response, resolve transfer pricing disputes, and decrease transfer pricing exposure in future periods.
Transfer pricing perspectives
The past year had been tough for the world economy. The continuing uncertain tax positions generated by the transfer pricing process means that multinational companies are having to satisfy the increasing demands of tax authorities and stakeholders. The articles in this publication remind us that a longer-term view with a global perspective is vital to achieving satisfactory results now and exploiting change for long-term benefit.
International transfer pricing 2012
Now in its thirteenth edition, is an easy-to-use reference guide covering a range of transfer pricing issues in nearly 70 countries worldwide.
Clarifying the rules: Sustainable transfer pricing in the financial services sector
provides an outline of the key considerations, observations and challenges arising from the transfer pricing issues pertinent to the financial services industry. Written by our Financial Services Transfer Pricing network experts worldwide, this book serves as a unique and practical reference guide to help you manage your financial services transfer pricing issues
Transfer pricing trends in the retail and consumer sector
A high-profile masterclass run by PwC has provided an invaluable update on Transfer pricing trends in the retail and consumer sector.
How PwC can help you
We have teams across the world comprising of specialists in economics, accounting, project management and tax law. This combination of experience enables us to develop innovative approaches to transfer pricing issues such as: |
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PKN alerts
Pricing Knowledge Network (PKN) alerts you of any major transfer pricing, tax or related development—and provides analysis of its impact—within hours of news breaking. |
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