Transfer Pricing in International Markets: Problems of Information Support

The book delves into the intricate world of transfer pricing in international markets, shedding light on the "arm's length principle" and how it shapes taxation policies for interconnected businesses. Readers will gain insights into the motivations behind transfer pricing strategies, as well as the key features and regulations governing this practice on a global scale. Drawing on a detailed analysis of information support systems for transfer pricing, the author presents a compelling case for establishing a robust documentation process to justify pricing decisions and inform strategic financial and managerial decision-making. The book's innovative approach lies in its practical recommendations for creating a cohesive system of document management, financial reporting, and accounting practices to enhance transparency and efficiency in transactions with affiliated entities. With its valuable insights and actionable recommendations, this book is essential reading for tax professionals, policymakers, and business leaders seeking a deeper understanding of transfer pricing dynamics in today's interconnected global economy.