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Transfer Pricing Legislation - A suggested Approach (June 2011)24-Jun-2011 This paper, which has been prepared by the OECD Secretariat, contains a suggested approach to the drafting of transfer pricing legislation. It is intended to provide countries that are developing transfer pricing rules with a suggested structure and content for their legislation. Also available: |
Transfer Pricing Methods (July 2010)03-Aug-2010 This document is part of a series of transfer pricing explanatory notes that were drafted by the Secretariat and which are intended to provide a first approach to some of the key topics covered in the Transfer Pricing Guidelines. Also available: |
Comparability (July 2010)03-Aug-2010 This document is part of a series of transfer pricing explanatory notes that were drafted by the Secretariat and which are intended to provide a first approach to some of the key topics covered in the Transfer Pricing Guidelines. Also available: |
Comparability adjustments (July 2010)03-Aug-2010 This document is part of a series of transfer pricing explanatory notes that were drafted by the Secretariat and which are intended to provide a first approach to some of the key topics covered in the Transfer Pricing Guidelines. Also available: |
Arm's Length Range (July 2010)29-Jul-2010 This document is part of a series of transfer pricing explanatory notes that were drafted by the Secretariat and which are intended to provide a first approach to some of the key topics covered in the Transfer Pricing Guidelines. Also available: |
Location Savings (July 2010)28-Jul-2010 This document is part of a series of transfer pricing explanatory notes that were drafted by the Secretariat and which are intended to provide a first approach to some of the key topics covered in the Transfer Pricing Guidelines. Also available: |
WCO and OECD develop online transfer pricing training21-Sep-2009 The World Customs Organization and the OECD have developed an e-learning module in the field of transfer pricing, as a result of their ongoing co-operation to share knowledge. |
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