Category Archives: Intangible Property

Introducing the Profit Split Method: “To Apply or Not to Apply, this is a BEPS Question”
BEPS / Intangible Property / OECD / Profit Split Method / Publications / Transfer Pricing

Introducing the Profit Split Method: “To Apply or Not to Apply, this is a BEPS Question”

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The Profit Split Method (PSM) is gaining prominence in transfer pricing to ensure fair profit allocation among multinational enterprises. Learn when to apply the PSM based on unique and valuable contributions, highly integrated operations, or shared economically significant risks between controlled parties. Discover how the PSM aligns with the OECD’s BEPS initiative by considering the relative value contributed by each party to the transaction. Explore the origins, strengths, and practical applications of PSM. This article provides insights on using the PSM for arm’s-length pricing, tax planning, and defending against transfer pricing examinations. Continue reading →

“Global Trends in Transfer Pricing”
BEPS / Intangible Property / OECD / Publications / Risk Management (TP) / Technology (TP) / United States

“Global Trends in Transfer Pricing”

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I examine the intricate and evolving transfer pricing landscape in this insightful article. From the globally converging corporate income tax rates aimed at diminishing tax base erosion to the intense focus on intangibles in related legislation, the article provides a comprehensive overview of the key 2019 transfer pricing trends. The article also highlights the rising compliance and risk management burdens for multinational enterprises (MNEs) and the innovative use of technology to improve global transfer pricing processes. Finally, focusing on the U.S. Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 and its implications, the piece offers a detailed look at the changing dynamics of global tax competition. Learn more about how these shifts impact MNEs and their approach to managing transfer pricing risks. Continue reading →