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Understanding the Comparable Uncontrolled Price (CUP) Method in Transfer Pricing

The Comparable Uncontrolled Price (CUP) MethodThe Comparable Uncontrolled Price (CUP) Method is a transfer pricing approach that assesses whether the price charged in an intercompany transaction between related entities is consistent with the arm’s length principle. The arm’s length principle, a fundamental concept in transfer pricing, requires that the conditions of a transaction between associated enterprises be equivalent to those which would have been agreed... More is one of the primary transfer pricingTransfer pricing is a fundamental concept in international taxation that defines the pricing methods and rules applied to transactions between related entities within a multinational enterprise (MNE). In the context of tax regulations, it governs how prices for goods, services, or intangibles (such as intellectual property) are set when these items are exchanged between different branches, subsidiaries, or affiliates of... More methods used to determine arm’s length prices for transactions between related entities.

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Understanding the Resale Price Method in Transfer Pricing

International, International Tax, Tax Dispute Resolution, Transfer Pricing, Transfer Pricing Methods / Dr Daniel N Erasmus

The Resale Price Method in Transfer Pricing is a fundamental approach used by multinational enterprisesWhat are Multinational Enterprises (MNEs)? Multinational Enterprises, commonly referred to as MNEs, are corporations that operate in multiple countries through various subsidiaries, branches, or affiliates. These entities maintain a central management structure while leveraging diverse resources, labour markets, and customer bases across borders. The fundamental aspect that distinguishes MNEs from other corporate forms is their cross-border activity, which can include... More (MNEsWhat are Multinational Enterprises (MNEs)? Multinational Enterprises, commonly referred to as MNEs, are corporations that operate in multiple countries through various subsidiaries, branches, or affiliates. These entities maintain a central management structure while leveraging diverse resources, labour markets, and customer bases across borders. The fundamental aspect that distinguishes MNEs from other corporate forms is their cross-border activity, which can include... More) to ensure compliance with international tax regulationsTax laws form the backbone of any nation’s revenue system, setting the rules that govern how individuals and corporations contribute financially to support government functions. These laws define the types of taxes, the applicable rates, and the regulations regarding payment and compliance. They also outline the rights and obligations of taxpayers, ensuring a balanced and fair approach to funding public... More.

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Stora Enso Wood Products vs Czechia

Czech Republic, International, International Tax, Tax Dispute Resolution, TP Case Summaries, Transfer Pricing, Transfer Pricing Methods / Dr Daniel N Erasmus

The Supreme Administrative Court (SACC) of the Czech Republic annulled the judgment of the Regional Court in Hradec Králové, which had previously annulled the tax assessmentA tax assessment is a formal determination made by a tax authority to calculate the amount of tax an individual or entity owes. It is a comprehensive evaluation based on financial records, declared income, expenses, deductions, and any applicable tax laws or regulations. Tax assessments may arise from routine self-assessments by taxpayers, or they may be conducted by revenue authorities... More decision of the Odvolací finanční ředitelství against Stora Enso Wood Products Ždírec s.r.o.

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ST Dupont vs. France Transfer Pricing Judgment

Dispute Resolution, France, International, International Tax, Tax Dispute Resolution, TP Case Summaries, Transfer Pricing Methods / Dr Daniel N Erasmus

ST Dupont, a French luxury manufacturer, contested additional tax assessmentsA tax assessment is a formal determination made by a tax authority to calculate the amount of tax an individual or entity owes. It is a comprehensive evaluation based on financial records, declared income, expenses, deductions, and any applicable tax laws or regulations. Tax assessments may arise from routine self-assessments by taxpayers, or they may be conducted by revenue authorities... More and penalties imposed by the French tax authorities for the financial years 2009 to 2011. The authorities argued that ST Dupont had transferred profits to its subsidiary in Hong Kong by selling products at lower-than-arm’s-length prices.

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