Course on Transfer Pricing – 8th Ed.
When: October 28, 2019 through March 29, 2020.
Where: http://capacitacion.ciat.org
Cost: USD660.00 dollars Tax Officials and USD760.00 dollars general public
Contact: Training coordinator
Phone: +507 3072440
e-mail: capacitacion@ciat.org o mperez@ciat.org
Registration will be received, via web, until September 27, 2019.
Once the inscriptions have been completed, a formal message has been sent confirming the registration and the time, in the case of the tax officials they have sent us a letter to the tax administration requesting the validation of their registration. Then, the registration fee will be charged. It is important that if no course has been taken with CIAT, the requirements were sent to capacitacion@ciat.org.
Online registration closed.
Objectives:Seeks to provide in the control area knowledge about the most important aspects related to the operation and applicability of transfer prices in operations carried out by taxpayers.
Offered language: Spanish and English
Audience: Is intended for civil servants and auxiliary individuals of the tax administrations of CIAT member countries who work on transfer pricing issues, international taxation or who have an interest in them.
Duration: 20 weeks
Syllabus: The course includes the following lessons:
Lesson 1. Introduction to transfer pricing.
Lesson 2. Comparability.
Lesson 3. Comparable uncontrolled price method
Lesson 4. Resale Price Method
Lesson 5. Cost plus profit Method.
Lesson 6. Transactional net margin method
Lesson 7. Cookies Case integrating practice
Lesson 8. Integrated practice Naiki Case
Lesson 9. Profit Split Method.
Lesson 10. Administrative Aspects of Transfer Pricing Control
Lesson 11. Transfer pricing from Brazilian legislation
The requirements to participate in our courses are:
– Identity
– University graduate or postgraduate
– In the case of public agents, a certificate issued by the Human Resources indicating their status within the Administration.
The payment must be realized by means of bank transference and credit cards (VISA and MasterCard).
It is important to mention that the costs do not include the applicable taxes in every national legislation; from what the participants it must assume the taxes and bank charges which one incurs at the time of realizing the payment.
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