How US Tariffs Are Reshaping Global Transfer Pricing and Customs Strategies
As trade tensions between the United States and key global markets continue to evolve, multinational enterprises (MNEs) face growing uncertainty around tariff exposure, customs valuation, and supply chain efficiency. Businesses must now go beyond compliance to strategically align their transfer pricing and customs planning—reducing duty costs while maintaining operational resilience.
Tariff regulations are shifting rapidly, with new policies such as the US Section 232 Derivatives and the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) introducing complex reporting and traceability requirements. Without a proactive strategy, companies risk overpaying on import duties, losing preferential treatment, and facing compliance penalties.
This archived webinar—hosted by TPA Global and Blue Turtle Tax—shares practical approaches to integrate transfer pricing and customs strategies for long-term value creation. Participants gain actionable insights into sourcing optimization, importer-of-record structures, and supply chain transparency—key elements to help navigate an increasingly fragmented trade environment.
Key Topics Covered in the Webinar
✓ The New Trade Landscape – How shifting US–China dynamics and tariff policies impact global sourcing and pricing.
✓ Customs Optimization Strategies – Ways to lower overall duty burden through alternative sourcing, Free Trade Agreements, and preferential treatments.
✓ Supply Chain Visibility and Regulation – Understanding new traceability rules under CBAM and US 232, and their effect on importers.
✓ Aligning Transfer Pricing and Customs – How an integrated approach can optimize cost structures and ensure long-term compliance.
✓ Case Study: Importer of Record Models – Comparing traditional vs. foreign importer structures and their impact on tariff valuation.
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