Rethinking supply chain and transfer pricing

With tariffs surging in various regions, many companies are adjusting their supply chains to stay competitive. While these shifts can help manage costs, they also have significant implications for transfer pricing, customs duties, and VAT.

Relocating production or changing suppliers may alter intercompany pricing, profit allocations, and compliance requirements. To avoid unexpected tax risks, businesses should consider transfer pricing and indirect tax in the process.

Proactive planning ensures that supply chain adjustments support both operational efficiency and tax compliance.