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Domestic transfer pricing should use market prices to better respond to competition and reduce disputes, while multinational transfer pricing requires methods tailored to each country's laws to minimize taxation risks. Currency exposures are best handled through centralized hedging coordination, and performance of foreign subsidiaries should be evaluated according to their legal entities to create clearer links between manager decisions and feedback.
Domestic transfer pricing should use market prices to better respond to competition and reduce disputes, while multinational transfer pricing requires methods tailored to each country's laws to minimize taxation risks. Currency exposures are best handled through centralized hedging coordination, and performance of foreign subsidiaries should be evaluated according to their legal entities to create clearer links between manager decisions and feedback.
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Domestic transfer pricing should use market prices to better respond to competition and reduce disputes, while multinational transfer pricing requires methods tailored to each country's laws to minimize taxation risks. Currency exposures are best handled through centralized hedging coordination, and performance of foreign subsidiaries should be evaluated according to their legal entities to create clearer links between manager decisions and feedback.
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better respond to a competitive pricing threat. • Less arbitrating of transfer price disputes by corporate controller. Multinational Transfer Pricing • Current method may not conform to foreign laws and carries a greater taxation risk than solutions tailored to each country. • Use outside consultants Transaction Exposure • Transaction currency exposure is best handled through centralized coordination of the corporate’s overall hedging needs. Translation Exposure • Compare budgets and actual results using the same metric • Initial-initial, projected-projected, or ending-ending Economic Exposure • Real exchange rate changes require important strategic and operating decisions. Performance Evaluation of Foreign Subsidiaries • Evaluating its business units according to their legal entities makes local subsidiary managers see more of a direct link between their decisions and actions, including related evaluative feedback.