Each year, the NABE Transfer Pricing Symposium gathers leading professionals from business, government, and consulting firms to discuss and debate the most relevant economics topics in the field of transfer pricing. The NABE TPS uniquely focuses on the economics of transfer pricing and the latest technical thinking in this area.
The Symposium planning committee includes Karen Kirwan, CBE, of the Internal Revenue Service, Perry Urken of Economics Partners, LLC, Sirsha Chatterjee of EY, Donna McComber of EY, Bill Morgan formerly of the U.S. Treasury Department, and Philippe Penelle of Kroll.
Session Topics to Include:
- Economic rationales for rebutting the use of purchase price allocation studies in transfer pricing controversies
- Country risk premia for CPM analyses
- The Realistic Alternatives Principle
- The importance of intercompany agreements for transfer pricing economists
- Economic considerations regarding intercompany debt pricing, loan guarantees, and implicit support
- Salient economic considerations regarding the use of an income approach to value controlled IP transfers
Stay tuned for more program details!
Sponsors
NABE thanks the sponsors of the 2024 NABE Transfer Pricing Symposium:
Interested in becoming a sponsor or advertiser at the 2024 NABE Transfer Pricing Symposium? Download the sponsorship packet or contact NABE Executive Director Tom Beers at [email protected] for more information.
The NABE Transfer Pricing Symposium qualifies for IRS continuing education credit hours.
Individuals who have earned the Certified Business Economist® (CBE) Certification are required to earn 30 continuing education credit hours every two years. The NABE Transfer Pricing Symposium qualifies for continuing education credit hours. Please track your hours separately to be reported to NABE at the time of your renewal. CBEs are encouraged to track their credit hours on the CBE Continuing Education Form, which can be downloaded from www.NABE.com/CBE.
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