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Just launched: Updated related party customs value country guide

Get the latest insights on the use of related party prices as customs transaction value

Deloitte is pleased to unveil “The Link Between Transfer Pricing and Customs Valuation—Eighth Edition Country Guide,” one of the most broad-based, authoritative, periodically updated guides of its kind for over the last 12 years. The guide compiles essential information regarding the customs-related valuation requirements and implications of related party pricing and retroactive transfer pricing adjustments in 59 jurisdictions around the world.

Power your global related party customs pricing strategy

Tap into unparalleled guidance with Deloitte’s eighth edition related party customs valuation guide. Global Trade Advisory specialists in 59 jurisdictions combined efforts to deliver insights on each jurisdiction’s related party customs valuation requirements that impact both importers and exporters in numerous business sectors and industries—so you can explore the nuances of related party customs valuation with confidence.

What’s new in the Eighth Edition?

The Link Between Transfer Pricing and Customs Valuation—Eighth Edition Country Guide includes 59 contributing countries with responses that have been updated to address on-going, country-specific regulatory and practice changes, as well as other advancements and events impacting related party customs valuation. New questions have also been added to provide further details on critical areas of increasing interest to many importers, including:

• Exclusive intelligence on the methodologies and evidentiary requirements that are acceptable to local customs authorities to support the use of related party prices as customs value; and

• Valuable insights on local VAT recovery processes when additional import VAT results from an increase in customs values that may stem from retroactive transfer price adjustments.

Stay updated with this resource, addressing the most pressing concerns for importers and exporters. Arm yourself with the knowledge to make informed decisions, help manage risks, and get the most of opportunities in the complex world of cross-border trade.

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