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There are a number of transfer pricing methods you can use to determine arm’s length prices for controlled transactions between associated entities. Due to the complex nature of intellectual property valuation and licensing, there is no straightforward answer to which method is most appropriate.

In intellectual property valuation, the 25% rule is a rule of thumb that can be used to work out a fair royalty rate to charge in a licensing agreement for intellectual property assets.

We are proud to announce that Carlos Pérez Gómez Serrano (our LATAM Lead) was on the Subcommittee that reviewed and updated the United Nations Practical Manual on Transfer Pricing for Developing Countries for the third edition, which was released on April 27^th 2021.

From a TP viewpoint, our own Head of Sales Solomon Choge will discuss some of the problems raised by the COVID-19 pandemic, the recommendations provided by the OECD and how organizations should handle these concerns during these challenging periods to mitigate their TP risk exposure.

When your company is made up of multiple legal entities, those entities often transfer goods, services and intellectual property between each other. If this is the case with your organization, you need to make sure that those transactions happen at arm’s length.

Traditional transactional methods and transactional profit methods are the two main types of method you can use when carrying out a transfer pricing calculation. But which type should you use for your analysis? What are the differences between them?

If you are entering into a license agreement – whether as a licensor or a licensee – you need to understand what a royalty payment is. Royalty payments are a basic component of any licensing deal.

When you draft license or franchise agreements, negotiate royalty rates, set transfer prices or value intellectual property, analyzing third-party royalty rates helps you determine a fair royalty fee, value or arm’s length rate for transfer pricing purposes.

Along with TPMinds Australia, this year TPMinds West Coast ensures the safety of the attendees by hosting the event online. Here at RoyaltyRange, we are proud to sponsor the event, which will be taking place on December 8-9 and include over 150 international tax and transfer pricing leaders.

In these uncertain times, TP Minds is going fully digital. RoyaltyRange is happy to once again sponsor the event, which will be taking place on the 24 – 26 November 2020 and has now adopted a sophisticated and fully interactive platform that allows you to engage with speakers, delegates, and sponsors wherever you are.