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ARTICLE · 29 OCTOBER 2019

Simplified Transfer Pricing Record Keeping Options In Australia

Australian entities that meet certain requirements can shortcut the usual lengthy and expensive transfer pricing record keeping process.

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Australian entities that meet certain requirements can shortcut the usual lengthy and expensive transfer pricing record keeping process.

The Australian Taxation Office's (ATO) transfer pricing record keeping requirements are known for being quite onerous and expensive. Companies typically need to call upon specialised accountants to carry out a detailed study involving comparisons with competitor arm's length pricing methodologies for benchmarking purposes. However, in some circumstances Australian entities are able to take a shortcut using simplified transfer pricing record keeping (STPRK).

What is transfer pricing documentation?

Transfer pricing (TP) documentation needs to be prepared and regularly updated by Australian entities which have international related party dealings (IRPDs). They must demonstrate – through detailed TP documentation – that the conditions of the IRPDs are consistent with arm's length conditions so that the taxpayer does not receive a

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