State and Local

The IRS is not the only tax authority in the United States that scrutinizes transfer pricing. Many state tax authorities have adopted transfer pricing regulations that mirror Section 482 of the Internal Revenue Code. If you have significant business that crosses state boundaries, you could be at risk for a potential transfer pricing adjustment from a state tax authority.

We have dealt with all aspects of transfer pricing from a state and local perspective. Our professionals have prepared state and local transfer pricing documentation, offered planning advice to optimize state and local transfer pricing, and negotiated with state and local tax authorities to resolve transfer pricing disputes. No matter what your needs are, Altus Economics has the state and local transfer pricing experience that you are looking for.