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Chapter 1: Introduction to Transfer Pricing
A. What Is Transfer Pricing?
B. Section 482: The Statute and Regulations
C. Differences from Other Tax Issues
1. Cross-Border Nature
2. Operational Nature
D. Why Is Transfer Pricing So Important to Multinational Entities?
1. Transfer Pricing Is Pervasive: Nearly Half of All U.S. Imports/Exports Have the Transfer Pricing Issue
2. Operational Importance: Transfer Pricing Changes Directly Impact Taxable Income
Chapter 2: Transfer Pricing Concepts
A. Defining Concepts: Purpose of Section 482/Arm’s Length Standard
B. Foundational Concepts: Basic Transfer Pricing Analysis
1. Phase 1: Preliminary Determinations
a. Control
b. Type of Transaction/Methods
Chapter 3: Transfers of Tangible Property
A. Comparable Uncontrolled Price (“CUP”) Method
B. Resale Price Method (“RPM”)
Chapter 4: Transfers of Intangible Property
A. Preliminary Issues: Existence and Ownership
B. Transfer Pricing Methods
1. Comparable Uncontrolled Transaction Method
2. Comparable Profits Method (“CPM”)
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