Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences
Course Reference: TGS-2018509548
S$2,640
About This Course
Critique transfer pricing methods both systematically and creatively through the preparation of case studies and essays
Assess comparability principles both systematically and creatively through the preparation of case studies and essays
Appraise, formulate and discuss possible approaches to analysing transfer pricing issues, and communicate their conclusions to specialist and non-specialist audiences through case studies and understanding the fundamentals of the preparation of a transfer pricing report
Compare, and critique the differences between the Singaporean Transfer Pricing guides and the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines
Demonstrate an ability to look at complex problems in a wider context, taking into account as corporate governance, corporate reporting and the general economy through insightful responses to question in assessments
Assemble paper or web resources to conduct research
Examine and analyse legal materials which are written in technical or complex language
Compose and present data provided in numeric
What You'll Learn
TAX525 Transfer Pricing provides the student with the opportunity to explore the challenges of Transfer Pricing in far greater depth than normally covered in continuing education programmes. In taxation, �transfer pricing� refers to the pricing of contributions such as assets, services or funds made across borders between different parts of one legal entity, or between different entities of a multinational-enterprise. Because this price can be used as a tool to shift profits from one tax jurisdiction to another, tax authorities have developed a complex principle to price such transactions � the �arm�s length principle�. Any price that falls foul of a tax authority's transfer pricing principles risk being adjusted by that tax authority, and could lead to double taxation of the profits within the same group. Many countries in this region have introduced transfer pricing rules, leading to an increase in transfer pricing scrutiny by tax authorities. Students will be taken through acknowledged reference manual for transfer pricing, the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and Tax Administrations.