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How To Prepare A Transfer Pricing Study & Documentation

This course is a practical step-by-step guide on how to carry out a transfer pricing study for a group of companies.

Created bySusan Roberts
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IntermediateUpdated May 26, 2021
How To Prepare A Transfer Pricing Study & Documentation

About This Course

This course is a practical step-by-step guide on how to carry out a transfer pricing study for a group of companies. It looks at how to perform a functional analysis, carry out a benchmarking analysis, taking into account comparability factors, then how to choose the most appropriate transfer pricing method, in order to set an arms’ length price for a transaction. It then looks at the documentation requirements that are needed to complete the transfer pricing study, considering the Master File, Local country File, and the Country-by-Country Reporting requirements of each.

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Susan Roberts
Susan Roberts

International Tax Senior Manager

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Susan is a UK Chartered Tax Advisor, International Tax Advisor and Chartered Accountant. She specialises in UK Corporate Tax, International Tax, Transfer Pricing, VAT, Withholding Tax etc. She has many years experience across various industries and has worked in the UK, Europe and the Middle East. She enjoys teaching and mentoring students to pass their tax exams.

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