Webinar: How US Tariffs Are Reshaping Global Transfer Pricing And Customs Strategies – Part 2

Overview

Building on the insights shared during our June 19th, 2025 webinar, this follow-up session explores the latest developments in trade relations between the United States and China.

Recently, President Trump announced an additional 100% tariff on all Chinese imports, responding to Beijing’s proposed export controls on rare earth minerals. This move marks a renewed escalation in trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies—ending a period of relative calm in which tariff measures had remained stable.

These policy shifts are reshaping multinational value chains, driving up costs, and accelerating the relocation of production facilities. For tax professionals and global businesses, the evolving tariff environment demands a strategic and coordinated approach. What was once a predictable compliance landscape is now being transformed by rising costs, changing supply chains, and heightened regulatory scrutiny.

What You’ll Learn

In this session, we will delve into key issues shaping the intersection of tariffs, transfer pricing, and customs compliance:

– How Tariffs Affect Transfer Pricing and Customs Strategies
Understand the direct and indirect implications of new US tariff policies on transfer pricing methodologies and customs valuation approaches.

– Case Study
Explore a real-world example demonstrating the financial and operational effects of tariff-driven policy shifts.

– Aligning Customs and Transfer Pricing Strategies to Mitigate Tariff Impacts

Foster collaboration among customs, tax, and legal functions to ensure a unified compliance strategy.

Maintain consistency between customs valuation and transfer pricing documentation to minimize risks during audits.

Who Should Attend

This session is designed for transfer pricing professionals, customs and trade specialists, tax directors, and legal counsel involved in cross-border operations or supply chain planning.

Join Us

Stay informed and prepared as tariff measures continue to evolve.
Be part of this essential discussion on how to adapt your strategies, strengthen compliance, and protect your organization’s global value chain.