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Join our exclusive webinar on The Role of Contractual Arrangements in Transfer Pricing: Insights from Case Law and Practice.
As tax authorities increase their scrutiny of transfer pricing arrangements, contractual agreements are becoming more important, yet also more closely examined. While intercompany agreements remain a key part of transfer pricing frameworks, recent case law shows that their value ultimately depends on whether they align with the parties’ actual conduct and economic reality.
Tax, Legal, and Finance functions are facing growing pressure to ensure that intercompany arrangements are not only properly documented, but also operationally supportable and consistent with business substance. Weak or misaligned agreements may expose organisations to increased transfer pricing risk and disputes.
Join us for this insightful session where we explore how contractual arrangements are assessed in transfer pricing disputes, and what organisations should consider when moving from legal documentation to practical implementation.
The increasing focus on substance over form represents both:
As tax authorities place greater emphasis on economic substance, organisations must ensure alignment across contractual arrangements, financial outcomes, and operational conduct, while also being prepared to support the commercial rationale underlying intercompany transactions.
From designing intercompany agreements and documenting functions, assets, and risks, to ensuring consistency across legal, tax, and finance teams, transfer pricing arrangements are becoming more complex and increasingly subject to scrutiny. Organisations that proactively address these challenges can reduce controversy risk while strengthening the defensibility of their transfer pricing framework.
During this session, we will walk through the practical and technical considerations surrounding contractual arrangements in transfer pricing, including:
We will also explore how organisations can move from formal legal documentation to transfer pricing arrangements that are sustainable and defensible in practice.
This session is designed for professionals involved in: