EY Transfer Pricing Roundup

The most recent version of the Singapore Transfer Pricing Guidelines, version 8, was published late last year.
EY Host and Financial Services Transfer Pricing Leader, Jonathan Thompson recently sat down with EY Singapore Transfer Pricing Partner, Adam Henderson, to unpack the latest transfer pricing guidelines.
In this episode, they explore:
✅ Key changes in the updated IRAS guidance
✅ Practical implications for multinational groups operating in or through Singapore
✅ How taxpayers should approach documentation, substance, and risk allocation in light of the revisions
✅ Common areas where increased scrutiny from the authorities may be expected
Singapore remains a critical hub in many global operating models, and this eighth version of the IRAS guidelines is a clear signal of continued refinement, and heightened expectations for transfer pricing compliance.

Brazil fundamentally re‑engineered its transfer pricing framework, moving away from its long‑standing formulaic approach and aligning with the #OECD arm's length principle. In this episode, EY host and EY Financial Services Transfer Pricing Leader, Jonathan Thompson and Daniel Biagioni, a Transfer Pricing Partner from EY Brazil discuss what this change really meant in practice for multinationals operating in or with Brazil.
🎙️ Key topics include:
✅ What changed under Brazil's new transfer pricing rules
✅ Lessons from the first year of documentation
✅ Practical challenges businesses are already facing in implementation
✅ What tax leaders should be prioritizing now in terms of governance, systems, and controversy risk
#EYTPRU #TPCompliance #Brazil #TransferPricing

Canada is entering a new era of transfer pricing regulation. With the federal government introducing sweeping amendments through the 2025 budget and Bill C‑15, businesses now face a far more substance‑driven, #OECD‑aligned framework.
In the latest EY Transfer Pricing Roundup podcast episode, EY host and Financial Services Transfer Pricing leader Jonathan Thompson sits down with Marlon Alfred, a Transfer Pricing Partner from EY Canada, to break down what these changes mean in practice. Marlon shares insights on how taxpayers should approach delineation, documentation, and risk assessment under the new regime—and what multinationals should be doing now to stay ahead of the curve.
👉 Tune in to understand the impact, the opportunities, and the road ahead.

In the latest episode of the EY Transfer Pricing Roundup, EY host and Financial Services Transfer Pricing leader, Jonathan Thompson and guest Sandra Farhat, a Transfer Pricing and Controversy Partner with EY Sydney, take a deep dive into recent developments in Australian transfer pricing legislation and what they mean for multinational groups operating in—or dealing with—Australia.
With heightened ATO scrutiny and continued legislative evolution, transfer pricing is always a hot topic. The conversation explores:
📌 Key legislative and administrative developments shaping Australia's transfer pricing framework
📌 Practical implications for documentation, governance, and disputes
📌 What taxpayers should be prioritizing now to manage risk proactively

As many multinational groups begin to think about 2025 transfer pricing compliance, join EY host and Financial Services Transfer Pricing leader, Jonathan Thompson and guest Divya Nair, a Managing Director in EY's Global Center of Excellence, as they discuss the increasingly complex transfer pricing compliance landscape, the relationship between robust transfer pricing documentation, technology usage, and end‑to‑end compliance. This episode unpacks:
📌 How evolving global standards are reshaping transfer pricing documentation requirements
📌 Practical challenges companies face when aligning their documentation
📌 The growing role of technology and data in creating defensible, efficient compliance processes
📌 What organizations can do today to anticipate regulator expectations tomorrow