Transfer Pricing Tax Course Diploma Certification Taxation Certificate
The Diploma has been divided into four modules that discusses:
Globalisation and economic growth have driven transfer pricing to emerge as one of the most critical issues in International tax. To address the need of formal training in transfer pricing, which need is felt by students, practitioners, corporations, lawyers, economists, judiciary and the Government alike, The Tax Guild is pleased to offer the Diploma in Transfer Pricing in partnership with Tolley’s and ATT (Association of Taxation Technicians). This ATT Diploma in Transfer Pricing, in partnership with Tolley’s, one of world’s leading provider in tax training, is exclusively provided by The Tax Guild in India.
Focusing on the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines, this diploma addresses the importance of transfer pricing, its legal framework, practical application of the arm’s length principle, apart from focusing on specific issues like intangible assets, business restructuring, cross border financing etc. Additionally, the course also touches upon and provides reference to Indian transfer pricing rules and regulations.
Taught in a modular format, this course is ideal for anyone seeking structured formal learning in the field of transfer pricing. The course has been split in four modules of learning and assessment, followed by the final diploma exam. On successful completion of the final diploma exam, participants will be awarded the Diploma in Transfer Pricing from ATT.
The instructing team of this course comprises highly experienced professionals with Masters in International Tax degrees from leading Universities such as Vienna University, Georgetown University, King’s College London, or professional degrees such as Chartered Accountancy.
Additionally, this course and Instructors are guided by the Academic Board of The Tax Guild which comprises eminent tax professionals of India each of whom have nearly three decades of experience in the field of International tax, and have been involved with transfer pricing since its introduction in India two decades ago.