
Event overview
The IKPI (Ikatan Konsultan Pajak Indonesia) is hosting a hybrid seminar on May 18, 2024, focusing on Transfer Pricing (TP) for Intra-Group Services (IGS) from both domestic and international perspectives. This event is designed for tax consultants, corporate tax professionals, and stakeholders involved in multinational enterprises (MNEs).
The seminar will cover essential topics such as:
- Practical examples and case studies of IGS arrangements in Indonesia.
- Insights into TP policies that highlight critical areas and common pitfalls.
- Detailed discussions on mitigating risks associated with Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS).
- A comparative analysis of domestic and international TP regulations.
- Guidelines for determining appropriate remuneration for IGS transactions.
The session aims to equip participants with comprehensive knowledge of transfer pricing rules related to intra-group services, ensuring compliance and optimal tax management.
Details
- Event Name: IKPI Seminar Hybrid on Transfer Pricing for Intra-Group Services (IGS)
- Hosted: IKPI
- Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
- Time: 18 May 2024
Challenges
Multinational enterprises often face complexities in navigating Transfer Pricing regulations, particularly concerning Intra-Group Services. This can lead to misunderstandings regarding compliance requirements, resulting in potential tax liabilities, audits, and penalties due to Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) risks. Additionally, professionals may lack access to up-to-date information and best practices necessary for effectively managing these issues.
Solutions
The IKPI seminar addresses these challenges by providing attendees with in-depth knowledge of Transfer Pricing regulations, specifically tailored to Intra-Group Services.
- Practical insights through real-world case studies that illustrate effective compliance strategies.
- Access to expert discussions on current TP policies and regulations, enhancing their understanding of critical points and recent developments.
- Strategies for risk mitigation related to BEPS, ensuring that their organizations can minimize tax liabilities and avoid penalties.
- Networking opportunities with industry experts, fostering collaboration and sharing of best practices among tax professionals.