WEBINAR RECORDING: Tariffs & Transfer Pricing - Safeguarding MNE Supply Chains

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WEBINAR RECORDING
Tariffs & Transfer Pricing - Safeguarding MNE Supply Chains

13 August 2025

A 60‑minute expert-led webinar explaining how tariff volatility (e.g. U.S.–China trade tensions, regional duty changes) intersects with arm’s‑length transfer pricing requirements and intercompany policy design.

Designed to equip APAC-based MNE finance and tax leaders with proactive strategies to recalibrate transfer pricing amidst shifting tariffs - mitigating compliance risks, optimising tax/profit positions, and enhancing supply chain resilience.

WHAT WE'LL COVER

  • Tariff landscape and supply chain implications: recent tariff surges, trade‑war effects, and supply chain re‑engineering      
  • Impact of tariffs in Transfer pricing       
  • APAC regulatory perspective: navigating transfer pricing rules in including OECD & local guidance       
  • Practical case examples: modelled savings from transfer pricing adjustments that align customs duty with tax profiles

Meet the Speakers

Regional Transfer Pricing Specialists with deep experience in tariff-affected TP planning for MNE supply chains and proven track record in intercompany contract design, APA negotiation & TP risk management.


Shannon Smit Founding Director
Adriana Calderon Director (Asia)
Hong Chuan Tan Director (AU)


Tariffs and Transfer Pricing

Reduce your tariff burdon. Plan smarter so your supply chain stays strong, and your transfer pricing stays compliant.


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