Transfer Pricing

Transfer pricing continues to be a crucial international issue for businesses worldwide. It is a concept applicable to controlled transactions which are considered to be cross-border transactions between related parties. Related parties include not only parties within the same group, but also parties which have a link of direct or indirect control, including control over the board of directors.

Transfer pricing deals with determination of the prices charged in transactions performed between related companies. Transactions between related parties should observe the arm's length principle. As such, prices charged in related party transactions should not differ from prices charged in third party transactions under comparable circumstances (market value).

 

Transfer Pricing

Why is transfer pricing a key issue for your business?

  • Transfer pricing has become one of the most frequent and disputed areas of tax investigation;
  • Very large tax reassessments possible, with significant penalties and interest on overdue tax;
  • Transfer pricing adjustments can trigger economic double taxation;
  • Expensive and time-consuming conflicts with regulatory authorities;
  • Damage to reputation and corporate brand if seen as a bad corporate citizen;
  • Transfer prices affect not only your tax position, but also your key performance indicators, cash flow and business strategy.

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Loreta Peci

Country Managing Partner, Tax and Legal Services, PwC Albania

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