Top 10 Transfer Pricing Tips for: Traditional industries, manufacturers, distribution and service providers

EventsTop 10 Transfer Pricing Tips for: Traditional industries, manufacturers, distribution and service providers

WEBINAR 23 June 2022
Top 10 Transfer Pricing Tips for Traditional Industries (manufacturing, distribution and service providers)

With the recent changes in Malaysia Transfer Pricing legislation, the Malaysia tax authority continues to focus on transfer pricing reviews. Are the recent changes affecting traditional industries? Where are the key transfer pricing risks? What key considerations and best practices need to be applied to ensure a coherent TP report?

IN THIS WEBINAR WE'LL COVER:

  • Learn about the key transfer pricing risks faced by players in traditional industries
  • Learn key tips on how to manage common transfer pricing risks under the new transfer pricing developments
  • Be aware of the misconceptions and errors and learn of the dos and don’ts
  • Q&A exclusive with our TP experts

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