Webinar: Managing your transfer pricing model through times of change

Driven by wide-ranging economic and geopolitical issues, the pace of change in the global trading environment remains high for many businesses. This is leading an increasing number of multinational enterprises to respond with commercially driven changes to their business and operating models.

This often involves changes to the roles and responsibilities of individual group members. However, those same roles and responsibilities; understood through the functions, assets and risk profile of each group member, are critical for choosing and maintaining a robust and supportable transfer pricing model.

This means that even well-established transfer pricing models can quickly become outdated when they are measured against the changing economic and commercial substance of a group’s operations. Restructuring an existing transfer pricing model however, can also lead to complex transfer pricing risk issues. This makes it even more important to take a proactive approach to ongoing transfer pricing model reviews and maintenance. The same issues also highlight the key roles of robust records and documentation to record the outcomes of those reviews in a way which efficiently addresses common tax authority concerns and questions in the event of an enquiry or audit.

Our global specialists recently hosted an in-depth discussion of the most significant issues for businesses and the important steps you can take to manage the transfer pricing issues they can raise, including:

• How the global economic and business environment is impacting multinational enterprises
• What these important changes can mean for common transfer pricing models
• Key transfer issues and actions for groups which are considering a restructuring of their business and operating models
• Recommended actions to proactively manage common tax authority concerns and questions
• Q&A