Hi,
We are doing some research on the topic Transfer Pricing and have a question. If the CEO of a multi-national company has relocated to Australia, does this in any way impact the level of profit margin the company has to report with the CEO now located in Australia? Or is it simply that the profit margin needs to fall within the arm's length?
Thanks and kind regards,
Sofia
The transfer pricing rules are there to help avoid any underpayment of tax in Australia.
Pricing for international dealings between related parties should reflect the right return.
There'd be a lot to take into consideration. In this case. It'll be best if you got in touch with our technical team and they'd be able to provide you accurate advice. Check out our further info on Tailored technical assistance.
The transfer pricing rules are there to help avoid any underpayment of tax in Australia.
Pricing for international dealings between related parties should reflect the right return.
There'd be a lot to take into consideration. In this case. It'll be best if you got in touch with our technical team and they'd be able to provide you accurate advice. Check out our further info on Tailored technical assistance.
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