Transfer pricing practices are under scrutiny by governments trying to prevent tax revenues from flowing overseas and across international borders. As a result, companies have been assessed additional taxes and penalties, significantly affecting their tax expense and earnings per share.
In this environment, it’s critical to work with a partner with deep transfer pricing expertise, a global reach and balanced approach to address your tax, business and regulatory objectives. A firm offering a full range of transfer pricing services, with no conflict-of-interest concerns.
When you partner with Jefferson Wells, you get just that ― the geographic reach of the largest firms and the knowledge and expertise of boutique firms, specialty consultants and law firms. Our supportive, full-service global transfer pricing team applies practical knowledge, advanced analytical techniques and technology to help define the most favorable solutions for your company. We provide services in the following areas:
Compliance – Contemporaneous documentation and supportable economic analysis in accordance with regulations and strict FIN 48 requirements
Controversy –Assistance with audit defense, appeals and litigation issues, negotiations with the IRS or foreign governments, or development of an audit defense strategy
Consulting – Development/implementation of an integrated global transfer pricing strategy, advance pricing agreements, cost-sharing agreements, intellectual property valuation for tax purposes, Sarbanes-Oxley documentation and risk assessments
Specialists in economics, law, accounting, and tax, must balance economics, local tax law and interpretations with the substance and form of company operations to ensure prices charged for intercompany transactions satisfy tax authorities on all sides of the transactions. Meanwhile, tax authorities battle to stem erosion of their tax bases.
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Because of dynamic global expansion, a majority of the world’s cross-border movement of goods and services now occurs through related entities, bringing with it a multitude of tax and business concerns.
Victor offers more than 20 years of economics consulting experience in Big Four public accounting and management consulting. He is the Global Director of the Jefferson Wells Transfer Pricing Center of Expertise and leader of transfer pricing and economics consulting services.
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