Transfer Pricing – a Fiscal Issue
Anca Băndoi, Daniela Dănciulescu, Ion Tomita
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Anca Băndoi, Daniela Dănciulescu, Ion Tomita
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Lately a frequently used practice to reduce fiscal costs is the commercial transactios of products between subsidiaries of multi-national entities depending on their actual purposes or strategic objectives. In this context an important role in policy’s of such companies have methods available for pricing transfer. Even a relatively late entrant into economical practice, transfer pricing has rapidly emerged because more than a half of global transactions are conducted through multinational companies. In this paper we intend to present some of the situations where use transfer pricing, the consequences of their practice and their fixing methods on the basis of the strategic objectives of companies.
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Lately a frequently used practice to reduce fiscal costs is the commercial transactios of products between subsidiaries of multi-national entities depending on their actual purposes or strategic objectives. In this context an important role in policy’s of such companies have methods available for pricing transfer. Even a relatively late entrant into economical practice, transfer pricing has rapidly emerged because more than a half of global transactions are conducted through multinational companies. In this paper we intend to present some of the situations where use transfer pricing, the consequences of their practice and their fixing methods on the basis of the strategic objectives of companies.
Key concepts: Transfer pricing, Multinational corporation, Subsidiary, Context (archaeology), Business, Industrial organization, Finance, Biology