Transfer Pricing & BEPS 2.0 Advisory
As businesses expand globally, governments and tax authorities are intensifying their focus on transfer pricing, responding to the growing complexity of international operations. To address this, many countries have strengthened legislation, requiring more detailed documentation of transfer pricing practices and imposing higher penalties for non-compliance.
As a result, transfer pricing has become a crucial component of tax planning for multinational organizations. Ensuring compliance with local and international regulations while optimizing pricing strategies across jurisdictions is vital for mitigating risks and maintaining value in an increasingly complex tax environment.
Moreover, OECD’s BEPS 2.0 aims to tackle tax avoidance by ensuring taxes are paid where profits are generated. Pillar 1 gives countries with large consumer markets the right to tax multinational profits, even if the company isn’t physically present. Pillar 2 sets a global minimum tax rate of 15% to prevent profit shifting to low-tax jurisdictions, affecting groups with revenues over EUR 750 million. Smaller companies should also review their structures, as these changes will impact global tax strategies.
We at KPMG help businesses navigate the complexities of BEPS 2.0 and transfer pricing by ensuring compliance with new global tax rules. We assist in optimizing tax strategies and to avoid. We also offer expert guidance on transfer pricing documentation and strategy, helping businesses remain compliant with changing regulations and preserve value in an increasingly complex tax landscape.
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