Transfer pricing refers to the pricing arrangement of transactions between related enterprises. It encompasses various elements such as the purchase and sale of tangible goods, provision of labor services, transfer and use of intangible assets, financial transactions, related equity transactions, and more.

Since the official release of the "Measures for Special Tax Adjustment (Trial)" (Guoshui Fa [2009] No. 2) by the State Administration of Taxation on January 8, 2009, the Chinese tax authorities have been consistently strengthening their tax management of transfer pricing, with increased focus on tax audits and enforcement.

As a result, businesses should pay close attention to the compliance of related-party transactions and the tax risks associated with transfer pricing.

Given that related-party transactions within groups are inevitable, particularly with the growth of cross-border trade and increasingly complex transactions, addressing how to make related-party transactions more reasonable and compliant while minimizing tax costs is a crucial necessity for maximizing group benefits.

In terms of planning and designing transfer pricing within the group, we provide professional design solutions to minimize the tax costs associated with related-party transactions, ensuring compliance and minimizing tax risks, ultimately maximizing the economic interests of the group.