Companies wanting to claim the services cost method exception to their base erosion tax don’t have to use the actual services cost transfer pricing method, the IRS said in a private letter ruling. They may need additional documentation, though.
The base erosion and anti-abuse tax, known as the BEAT, seeks to combat profit shifting out of the US by imposing a tax on an alternative tax base, one that isn’t reduced by certain payments to foreign related parties that would normally be deductible.
- BEAT allows for a services cost method exception, which lets taxpayers exclude certain amounts paid for ...
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