In the context of Transfer Pricing, what is the Arm's Length Price and why is it important for tax laws?
It is the price at which two unrelated and non-desperate parties would agree to a transaction.
It prevents multinational groups from arbitrarily shifting profits to low-tax countries. Methods include Comparable Uncontrolled Price, Cost Plus, etc.
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