Operational transfer pricing (OTP) is the practical application of transfer pricing policies within a company’s daily financial and tax processes. While traditional transfer pricing sets the framework, OTP ensures that these policies are embedded in actual business operations.
Key components include:
Global tax authorities are increasingly focusing on operational compliance rather than just documentation. A well-managed OTP process offers:
At IAS, we provide end-to-end transfer pricing services designed to meet both global and UAE requirements:
Benchmarking is at the heart of transfer pricing compliance. At IAS, we perform detailed transfer pricing benchmarking to ensure that your company’s related-party transactions comply with arm’s length principles.
Our process includes:
A benchmark study provides evidence that intercompany pricing is fair and market based. Tax authorities increasingly demand such studies to validate compliance. Benefits include:
Many businesses struggle with:
IAS addresses these challenges by offering customized solutions, combining advisory expertise with hands-on implementation.
At IAS, we provide more than compliance-we deliver practical solutions that embed operational transfer pricing into your everyday business. From benchmark studies to real-time monitoring, our goal is to help you minimize risks, improve efficiency, and maintain trust with regulators and stakeholders.
Ensure your transfer pricing policies are compliant and operationally effective.
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At IAS, we understand that navigating tax and compliance requirements can be complex. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive about our tax, audit and assurance services in the UAE.
Because IAS combines global best practices with local expertise, offering both compliance and strategic value.
The OECD provides global guidelines for arm’s length pricing, which UAE and other countries follow.
Absolutely. We conduct benchmark studies tailored to industries such as logistics, retail, manufacturing, and consulting.
Yes. Integrating ERP and accounting systems with transfer pricing policies ensures smooth compliance.
Non-compliance may lead to penalties, double taxation, and disputes with tax authorities.
Yes. We provide transfer pricing services for businesses with operations across GCC, Asia, Europe, and beyond.
Typically every 3 years, but annual reviews are recommended for accuracy and compliance.
It’s a comparative analysis of similar companies to ensure that related-party transactions are priced at market levels.
Yes. With the introduction of corporate tax, the UAE follows OECD guidelines and requires proper transfer pricing documentation.
Transfer pricing defines policies, while operational transfer pricing ensures these policies are applied in real business transactions.
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