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ARTICLE · 23 SEPTEMBER 1997

Transfer Pricing Rules

BrazilTax

A new tax bill in Brazil has introduced transfer-pricing rules into Brazilian tax law for the first time. The new rules apply to transactions between related parties and to transactions between unrelated parties when they are made through tax haven countries.

Under the transfer-pricing law, costs, expenses, and charges for goods and services from related parties are deductible in computing taxable profits only up to an amount not exceeding a price determined by one of three specified methods:

  • A comparison with an arithmetical average of prices between independent parties for identical or similar items
  • A comparison of resale prices less a profit margin
  • A cost-plus method

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