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Tax and Financial Reporting for Transfer Pricing — A Comprehensive Overview
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Tax and Financial Reporting for Transfer Pricing — A Comprehensive Overview

Transfer pricing concepts and reporting issues for tax and finance professionals navigating intercompany pricing in global environments.

$39 - $49
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Format

Online

NASBA Field of Study

Accounting

Level

Intermediate

CPE Credits

1

Author(s)

April Little, Steven C. Wrappe

Availability

1 year

Product Number

USITTPTFR26SSO

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Navigating transfer pricing with confidence

Transfer pricing affects how multinational companies determine profit, manage tax exposure, and report related-party transactions. This course provides a multidisciplinary overview of transfer pricing through managerial, tax, and financial reporting perspectives.

Practical context for global tax issues

Participants explore the basics of transfer pricing, why intercompany pricing matters, and how transfer pricing objectives can differ across managerial accounting, GAAP, and tax compliance.

The course also covers these core topics:

  • Primary, correlative, and conforming adjustments
  • Uncertain tax positions under FASB Accounting Standards Codification® (ASC) 740, Income Taxes
  • Acquired intangibles
  • Impairments
  • Tariffs
  • Corporate governance considerations

Key benefits for daily work

This course builds a practical framework for understanding transfer pricing objectives and risks while connecting tax compliance concepts with financial reporting implications. It highlights common transfer pricing adjustments and related accounting considerations, and it addresses current issues affecting multinational organizations, including tariffs, dispute resolution, and governance.

Who Will Benefit

  • Tax professionals who advise multinational organizations
  • Finance and accounting professionals involved in intercompany transactions
  • CPAs and other professionals seeking an overview of transfer pricing, tax compliance, and financial reporting considerations

Key Topics

  • Transfer pricing fundamentals
  • Managerial, tax, and financial reporting objectives
  • Section 482 and arm’s-length principles
  • Primary, correlative, and conforming adjustments
  • FASB ASC 740, Income Taxes, uncertain tax positions
  • Acquired intangibles and impairments
  • Tariffs, refunds, and global supply chains
  • Corporate governance and transfer pricing risk

Learning Outcomes

  • Identify the basics of transfer pricing.
  • Analyze the managerial, tax, and financial reporting objectives of transfer pricing.
  • Identify the various types of transfer pricing adjustments.
Credit Info
CPE Credits
Online
1
NASBA Field of Study
Accounting, Taxes
Level
Intermediate
Prerequisites
Working knowledge of U.S. generally accepted accounting principles and federal income taxation
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Online
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$49.00
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$39.00
CIMA Members
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$39.00

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Author(s)
April Little
CPA
April is a Principal with Grant Thornton Advisors, LLC, in Houston, Texas. She leads the firm’s Tax Accounting and Audit Quality practice in Tax Practice Policy & Quality, focusing on tax accounting, financial reporting and internal controls over taxes. She is also the tax practice leader of GT’s ESG & Sustainability practice, focusing on the tax implications along an organization’s environmental, social, governance and sustainability journey. She is one of Grant Thornton’s leading authorities on income tax accounting and financial reporting under US GAAP and IFRS. She collaborates with the Financial Accounting Standards Board, AICPA and other regulatory bodies in the development and improvement of tax accounting guidance. April serves clients in various industries, including gaming, financial services, regulated utilities, retail, and hospitality. She has significant experience in acquisitions involving special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) across multiple industries. She is a frequent speaker on income tax accounting topics and ESG. She has also developed and delivered GT tax accounting training globally. She has authored various articles and practice aids and written IFRS questions for the Uniform CPA Examination. She also co-authored BNA Portfolio 5001: Accounting for Income Taxes: Fundamental Principles and Special Topics and BNA Portfolio 5002: Accounting for Income Taxes – Uncertain Tax Positions. April is a member of the AICPA, Texas Society of CPAs, and American Society of Women Accountants. She chairs the AICPA Tax & ESG task force.
Steven C. Wrappe
J.D., LL.M.
Steve is Grant Thornton’s Transfer Pricing Technical Leader in its National Tax Office. Steve is a globally-recognized transfer pricing expert, with over 30 years of experience in transfer pricing planning, compliance and controversy for large multinational clients. During that time, he has been a Senior Attorney with the IRS Advance Pricing Agreement (APA) Program, a partner with a global law firm, and the transfer pricing controversy leader at Big Four Firms. Steve’s extensive transfer pricing controversy experience covers examinations, Appeals, and alternative dispute resolution, but his main focus has been APAs and the mutual agreement procedure (MAP). With experience in over 200 APAs, Steve is the most experienced negotiator of transfer pricing issues at any firm. He has negotiated APAs and MAP agreements across all industries and involving over sixteen countries. Steve also negotiated the first coordinated Customs ruling/bilateral APA. Based upon his extensive client experience, Steve has written the leading U.S. transfer pricing treatise with Marc Levey: Transfer Pricing: Rules, Compliance and Controversy, Wolters Kluwer/CCH (6th Ed., 2025); this treatise is used in multiple tax programs. Steve also authored, “The Fundamentals of U.S. Transfer Pricing, American Bar Association (2nd Ed. 2025).” Steve has written over 120 articles on various transfer pricing topics. He also speaks globally to tax groups on transfer pricing topics and is an adjunct professor in the tax programs at New York University and University of California-Irvine.
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