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RoyaltyRange is delighted to become an Associate partner of the upcoming TP Minds Australia conference at Harbour Marriott Hotel in Sydney on 29 – 30 October 2024.

In the Intellectual Property (IP) context, Trademarks, Patents, Trade Secrets, and Copyrights are the four types of IP that can be protected. Those can also be categorized as the traditional IP types. However, License agreements often list other forms of IP, i.e. Know-Hows, Processes, Databases, and others. It is important to understand what those non-traditional types of IP are, and how to evaluate them.

Purchase Price Allocation (PPA) is a financial accounting process used to allocate the purchase price paid in a merger or acquisition to the various assets and liabilities acquired. The main goal of PPA is to accurately reflect the fair value of the acquired assets and liabilities on the balance sheet of the acquiring company.

RoyaltyRange is a proud sponsor of the TP Minds Asia – Transfer Pricing forum by Informa Connect – TP Minds Series in Asia region. We invite everyone to visit our booth, meet our team members Anna and Lukas, and discuss our newest database, CompID, for TNMM benchmarking analysis.

Whether you are looking for technology patents, licensing in entertainment, or trademarks in retail, finding relevant royalty data across various industries can sometimes be a prolonged process. To simplify it, we have prepared Ready-made reports for the most requested sectors, which offer immediate access to royalty data, helping you save time and make informed decisions with ease.

Private company financials play an important role in Transfer Pricing by providing the data necessary for comparability studies, documentation, and defending positions in audits. For multinational enterprises, accurate financial data is vital to ensuring transactions are conducted at arm’s length. Understanding these financials is key to maintaining transparency and meeting compliance standards in global business operations.

We are happy to remind you about the upcoming TP Minds Asia event, where Transfer Pricing experts will gather to discuss key industry trends and share insights. Meet our team members Anna and Lukas who will represent RoyaltyRange on October 2-3, 2024 at Swissôtel The Stamford, Singapore.

A Transfer Pricing audit ensures that multinational enterprises (MNEs) follow the arm’s length principle when transacting with related entities across borders. During a Transfer Pricing audit, tax authorities examine the methods used by the company to ensure compliance with local and international regulations, such as the OECD Guidelines and local tax laws.

Experts predict that the ongoing rise in inflation and interest rates is likely to continue, driven by a unique combination of geopolitical, macroeconomic, technological, and economic factors. As a result, many businesses are increasingly concerned about how these rising rates will affect their Transfer Pricing strategies and overall business models.

Transfer Pricing is the set of rules and methodologies applied to transactions between related entities within multinational enterprises (MNEs) ensuring that these intra-group transactions follow the arm’s length principle. In practice, one of the most challenging aspects of Transfer Pricing is the comparability of license agreements, which often involve intangible assets and can be highly complex.