The main goal of the transfer pricing policies is to maintain the arm’s length principle, thus avoiding shifting profits into another country (or from one company to another), in order to minimize the tax burden and increase profitability. To demonstrate that the arm’s length principle is maintained, related companies are required to keep the Transfer Pricing documentation with supporting evidence that their Transfer Pricing policies are compliant.
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