Transfer Pricing
Aligning tax strategy with business goals – Flyer
Transfer Pricing needs to be considered when there are transfers of goods, services, intangible property and financing between related parties within a multinational group
With the introduction of the 2023 Transfer Pricing Records Regulations, GfC7, and new draft legislation, transfer pricing is currently a hot topic in the UK with rules continuously evolving.
This makes it more challenging to stay up to date alongside the ongoing shifts in the macroeconomic environment that can impact business supply chains and intercompany transactions.
As a result, it is crucial to ensure that your transfer pricing methodologies accurately reflect the current business landscape and regulations.
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