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    Lawyer's Blogs by tag Transfer pricing

    Transfer Pricing Methods that can be used to arrive at an arm’s length price as set down in the current OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines in terms of achieving comparability and objectivity

    Published:   02.10.2018 |
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    Transfer pricing

    OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and Tax Administrations 2017 (OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines), there are 3 traditional methods and 2 transactional methods to determine an arm length price. Traditional transaction methods are: Compared Uncontrolled Price method (CUP) Resale Price method (RSP) Cost Plus method (CP) Transactional profit methods are: Transactional Net Margin method (TNM) Profit Split method (PS) Compared Uncontrolled Price (CUP) method compares price changed for products and services in controlled transaction between related parties, and price that would have been charged if it were a transaction undertaken between independent non-related parties. CUP method can be internal and external. The first one compares prices between distributor an its related customer, and price between the same distributor and its non-related customer. External method determines price between distributor and its related customer, and between another distributor and its independent customer. Resale Price (RSP) method is based on difference between price at which products were bought and then sold to third party. The resale...

    Offshore for Trading Activities: Is It Necessary

    Published:   16.05.2018 | blog
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    #De-offshorizationTransfer pricing

    Until recently, offshore companies have been actively used by the Ukrainian entrepreneurs in international trade to reduce the tax burden and keep business confidentiality. We will consider in this blog whether the situation has changed in the conditions of global deoffshorization, and in particular, tightening of the Ukrainian legislation. The field of trade has always been the simplest and most popular for offshore applications. One of the main goals of using offshore schemes in export-import transactions was to regulate the customs value of the goods, and, accordingly, the company’s trading profits. Offshore companies in such schemes were used as intermediaries between the seller and the buyer for the understatement of the value of goods during the export and overstatement - upon import. However, the process of deoffshorization has reached our country. The provisions for the control of transfer pricing started working in the Ukrainian legislation. The Cabinet of Ministers has approved and periodically reviews the list of the countries with preferential taxation (it includes both classic offshores and jurisdictions, the income tax rate for the companies which have 5 or more...

    New EU Directive to Resolve Double Taxation Disputes Has Been Adopted

    Published:   09.11.2017 | blog
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    #Double taxation#Legislation#Tax disputes#Tax planningTransfer pricing

    The existing European mechanisms for arbitration resolution of tax disputes on double taxation, prescribed in tax agreements and in accordance with the EU Arbitration Convention, do not always result in effective resolution of tax disputes. The recent monitoring carried out by the Council of the European Union revealed certain shortcomings, especially in relation to accessibility of dispute resolution mechanisms, as well as the length and effective conclusion of the procedure. According to the European Commission, the estimated figure of tax disputes on double taxation in the EU is about 900, with approximately 10.5 billion euros at stake. In this regard, on October 10 this year, the EU Council approved the Directive to resolve tax disputes (hereinafter - the Directive). The directive is aimed at changing the current situation, when the scope for mandatory arbitration in dispute resolution is limited to the issues of transfer pricing adjustments and the profit distribution of related persons. Thus, legal persons and natural persons will be able to resolve all disputes related to the interpretation and application of agreements that provide for the elimination of double taxation...