Customs authorities use somewhat different methods from income tax authorities to value intercompany cross-border transactions in tangible goods. This difference can produce negative outcomes for a business if not considered in the context of total tax liability. This article summarizes the relationship between customs valuation and transfer pricing and highlights specific areas for tax planning.
Source: BDO
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