Transfer Pricing
Transfer pricing refers to correct assessment of any transaction evaluated at its arms length price entered in between any two related entities. Transfer Pricing Report need to be submitted justifying the valuation undertaken.
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When there is supply of goods or services from one enterprise to another then price agreed between them becomes sole consideration in terms of money value of such supply of goods and services. This price agreed in relation to supply of goods and services are not questionable if the transaction existed between two independent enterprises not commonly controlled by another entity.
If there existed any transaction between associated enterprises or between unrelated parties which are commonly controlled by common entity, then such transaction value becomes questionable by the tax authorities on following grounds:
- Profit accruing to holding company (Parent company) can be increased by setting high transfer prices which makes decline in profit of subsidiary companies located in high taxed countries.
- Low transfer price can move profit from Holding companies to subsidiary companies located in low taxed countries.
- Comparable uncontrolled price method
- Resale price method
- Cost plus method
- Profit split method
- Transactional net margin method