Discover how to adapt Transfer Pricing Documentation to Address 2025 Tariff Regime Challenges

The 2025 U.S. reciprocal tariff regime introduced wide-ranging import duties, marking a significant shift in global trade policy. The tariffs are impacting multinationals’ value chains, increasing costs and triggering production shifts.

For tax professionals and global businesses, these developments demand a fast and thoughtful response. What was once a relatively stable compliance environment is now being redefined by rising costs, changing supply chains, and increased scrutiny.

Key Topics Covered in the Webinar

• Integrate Transfer Pricing & Customs: Coordinate both disciplines from day one to capture duty savings while remaining arm’s-length on pricing. 
• Align Customs Tactics with TP Policies: Match valuation methods (e.g., “first sale,” cost-unbundling) to your group’s TP narrative for a single story across filings. 
• Maintain Unified Documentation: Bundle TP files and customs paperwork so auditors see one end-to-end explanation of prices and duties. 
• Monitor Tariff & Case-Law Shifts: Track changes continuously and remodel landed costs before margins erode. 
• Demonstrate ROI of Integration: Case study showed margin lift from 3.8 % to 18.4 % when customs planning and TP pricing worked together.

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