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      As scrutiny rises, transfer pricing moves to the spotlight.

      With intercompany transactions becoming part of daily operations, Macedonian tax authorities are paying closer attention—making robust transfer pricing policies essential for both compliance and strategic planning.

      What do we do?

      Transfer pricing is an increasingly important issue for Macedonian tax residents as globalization expands intercompany transactions and tax authorities intensify scrutiny. Effective transfer pricing policies go beyond compliance, serving as strategic tools for supply chain optimization and global tax planning when addressed proactively. KPMG’s Transfer Pricing Services practice in North Macedonia supports companies in developing and implementing economically justifiable transfer pricing policies, preparing documentation in line with local legislation and OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines, responding to tax authority challenges, and executing forward-looking transfer pricing planning.

       

      To assist in developing economically supportable transfer pricing policies and in executing forward-looking tax planning.

      To provide insightful advice on developing and implementing policies, procedures, controls and systems for setting, monitoring, and testing intercompany transactions.

      To help resolve transfer pricing disputes through various services, including assistance with advance pricing agreements, competent authority negotiations, arbitration, and litigation support.

      To help manage risk within the current environment of detailed transfer pricing regulations, strict documentation requirements, sophisticated audit practices, and significant penalties for noncompliance with an objective point-of-view.

      Forward-thinking companies recognise that effective global transfer pricing policies must do more than simply enable them to comply with national rules. They know transfer pricing issues have to be addressed long before transactions actually occur and they try to make their transfer pricing policies into strategic tools for investment and supply chain decisions, as well as for global tax planning.

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