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Transfer pricing rules definition

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What does Transfer pricing rules mean?

rules that require that transactions between connected parties are recognised for tax purposes by applying the amount of profit or loss that would have arisen if the same transaction had been carried out by unconnected parties. This is referred to as the 'arm's length principle'.

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