Transfer pricingOECDActive

Run transfer pricing as an everyday operation, with benchmarking and documentation kept aligned to OECD guidelines all year round.

Workflow

TP operations and documentation.

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Documentation that keeps pace with the business
A video call between teams
A warehouse aisle stacked with boxes

TP Analyst

Benchmarking, master and local files

Workflow

A road crossing seen from above
The glass facade of an office tower
Documentation that keeps pace with the business
A video call between teams
A warehouse aisle stacked with boxes

TP Analyst

Benchmarking, master and local files

Workflow

A road crossing seen from above
The glass facade of an office tower
Documentation that keeps pace with the business
A video call between teams
A warehouse aisle stacked with boxes

TP Analyst

Benchmarking, master and local files

Workflow

About Transfer pricing

Setoff keeps transfer pricing running all year: intercompany transactions monitored, benchmarks current and documentation ready when the tax authority asks.

How Setoff delivers it

Transfer pricing, run on one engine.

In Setoff

Ask for it in plain language, then approve.

Protas · TP Analyst

Ask the TP Analyst agent

Describe the task the way you would to a colleague. The TP Analyst agent prepares it inside TaxOS, with your team’s permissions, and waits for a named person to sign off.

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The workflow

From your records to a finished result, in four steps.

  1. 01Map related partiesEntities and intercompany transactions are registered.
  2. 02BenchmarkArm’s-length ranges are tested against comparables.
  3. 03Check monthlyBenefit checks run every month, so issues surface early.
  4. 04DocumentMaster and local files are drafted and reviewed.

What you get

TP operations and documentation.

  1. (01)Related-party registerEvery entity and intercompany flow in one place.
  2. (02)BenchmarkingComparables and ranges, kept current.
  3. (03)Master and local filesDrafted to OECD guidelines, ready for review.
  4. (04)Monthly checksA record of each benefit check and its outcome.

Outcomes

The other outcomes run on the same engine: monthly returns, corporate tax, customs taxes, audited accounts (soon) and tax audit.

Six tax outcomes, one engine. Each runs in TaxOS, can be done by Protas agents, and starts from books Jetbooks can rebuild.

FAQ

Questions about transfer pricing.

Which guidelines do you follow?

OECD transfer pricing guidelines, applied per jurisdiction.

How often are positions checked?

Monthly, so documentation keeps pace with the business.

Who signs off the files?

Your team. The TP Analyst drafts; people approve.

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