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Enhancing Transfer Pricing Compliance Local File Changes '25

Understand the latest updates in transfer pricing compliance and local file requirements for multinationals.

Created byTim Buxton
4.8
(55 reviews)
BeginnerUpdated Oct 3, 2024
Enhancing Transfer Pricing Compliance Local File Changes '25

What You'll Learn

check_circleUnderstand the key changes to transfer pricing compliance and local file requirements starting in 2025.
check_circleLearn how XML schema reporting enhances risk detection in transfer pricing.
check_circleIdentify the new disclosure requirements for intangible assets and business restructures.
check_circleApply the practical compliance guidelines to self-assess risk and improve compliance.
check_circleDevelop strategies to prepare detailed, compliant local files that meet the 2025 standards.
check_circleExplore best practices for ensuring transparency and minimizing penalties in transfer pricing compliance.

About This Course

This course provides a detailed overview of the 2025 changes to transfer pricing compliance and local file requirements in Australia. Participants will gain insights into the importance of local files, the impact of XML schema reporting, and the role of practical compliance guidelines in risk assessment. You will learn how to navigate complex issues like intangible asset disclosures, business restructures, and the growing importance of quantitative data in transfer pricing documentation.

Ideal for tax professionals, compliance officers, and finance executives, this course equips you with the tools to ensure compliance with the latest Australian tax regulations and avoid costly penalties.

Topics List:

  • Introduction to Transfer Pricing Compliance and Local File Changes
  • Overview of 2025 Revisions to Transfer Pricing Documentation
  • The Role of XML Schema in Risk Detection and Compliance
  • Intangible Assets and Business Restructures: Disclosure Requirements
  • Practical Compliance Guidelines for Risk Assessment
  • Best Practices for Preparing Local Files in Multinational Enterprises

Your Instructors

Tim Buxton
Tim Buxton

Podcast Host

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Tim is a social impact entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in international humanitarian work, focusing on serving marginalized and displaced communities. He holds a post-graduate degree in Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies from Queensland University of Technology. Tim co-founded The Refuge Initiative in Northern Iraq in 2014, providing homes and holistic care to refugees. After returning to Australia in 2017, he founded You Belong, supporting refugee integration. In 2022, he launched Just Travel Co, a social impact business creating life-changing group travel experiences. Tim is a passionate communicator, advocating for a more compassionate world where everyone belongs.  

Dritton Jemmalay
Dritton Jemmalay

Founder of TP benchmark

Dritton brings more than 16 years of dedicated transfer pricing experience, having worked across Australia as a Big 4 director and in-house TP manager for two of Australia’s largest multinationals. He has a special interest in transfer pricing funding and intangibles, and previously led Australia and Asia on PwC’s Global financial transactions leadership team. Dritton also oversaw the intangibles and innovation TP strategy while working in-house with a large Australian multinational.

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