End of the year transfer pricing tips for Malaysian taxpayers

EventsEnd of the year transfer pricing tips for Malaysian taxpayers

WEBINAR 27 October 2022
End of Year Transfer Pricing Adjustments for Malaysia Taxpayers


Transfer Pricing has been a hot topic in recent years. As if this was not sufficient to keep executives awake, the ongoing pandemic certainly brought on an extra layer of complexity, not to mention the ongoing changes to transfer pricing rules in Malaysia. 

How do tax and transfer pricing specialists manage TP risks in such unprecedented times where information may not be available for benchmarking purposes or they are faced with unique situations?
During this webinar, participants will gain practical tips to learn key transfer pricing tips for year end in Malaysia.
including key considerations and best practices that need to be applied to ensure a coherent and compliant transfer pricing report.

WHAT WE'LL COVER

  • Learn key transfer pricing tips for year-end
  • Know about the key transfer pricing adjustments available
  • Walk away with the must-knows and best practices to get TP compliance right
  • Learn how to manage Covid-19 transfer pricing risks



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