What EY can do for you
Transfer pricing refers to the pricing of transactions between related entities within the Group. It is based on the arm’s length principle, which requires profits to be allocated according to the functions performed, risks assumed, and assets held by each entity. As tax authorities around the world intensify scrutiny over cross-border transactions, transfer pricing has evolved from a mere compliance requirement into a critical tool for tax planning and risk management, and is now closely aligned with overall business strategy.
As businesses globalization continues to deepen and intercompany transactions become increasingly frequent, transfer pricing has emerged as a core issue in international tax management. By establishing robust transfer pricing policies that accurately reflect economic substance, companies can help ensure appropriate profit allocation across jurisdictions, effectively reduce the risk of tax audits and double taxation, and improve transparency and efficiency in overall tax governance, while reducing uncertainties arising from potential adjustments.
We offer broad and integrated transfer pricing services designed to support your business. Our services include operating model planning, advisory services, documentation and compliance, and tax controversy resolution. We also assist enterprises with planning and implementation of Advance Pricing Agreements (APA), including Bilateral Advance Pricing Agreements (BAPA), as well as Mutual Agreement Procedures (MAP), helping enhance tax certainty and strengthen risk management in international operations.