Transfer Pricing Flashcards

1
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What section of the ITA defines a transfer pricing arrangement?

A

GC 6

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2
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Is the definition of transfer pricing arrangement in section GC 6 of the ITA, very wide?

A

Yes

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Does the definition of transfer pricing arrangement in section GC 6 of the ITA include almost everything?

A

Yes

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4
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What two words exclude receipt or retention by a company of consideration for the issuance of a share from the definition of transfer pricing arrangement?

A

Acquisition supply

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5
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Is money received by a company for issuing shares covered by the definition of transfer pricing arrangement in section GC 6 of the ITA?

A

No

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6
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Does the exclusion of money received by a company for issuing shares from the definition of transfer pricing arrangement under section GC 6 of the ITA, apply to fixed rate shares?

A

No

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7
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The exclusion of money received by a company for issuing shares from the definition of transfer pricing arrangement under section GC 6 of the ITA does not apply to what kind of shares?

A

Fixed rate shares

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8
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For the transfer pricing arrangement rules in section GC 6 of the ITA to apply does the transfer need to be between separate entities?

A

Yes

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9
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Do the transfer pricing arrangement rules in section GC 6 of the ITA apply to transfers between a company’s head office and its branch?

A

No

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10
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What section of the ITA governs transfers between a company’s head office and its branch?

A

YD 5

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11
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What does section YD 5 of the ITA cover?

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Apportionment of income partly derived in New Zealand

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12
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What is the intended effect of section YD 5 of the ITA?

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That net income or loss is apportioned the same as if an independent person would have if only carrying out the activities in New Zealand and dealing at arm’s length.

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13
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What section of the ITA governs sets out the five methods for determining that transactions are arm’s length under the transfer pricing rules?

A

Section GC 5

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14
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What section of the ITA governs sets out the five methods for determining that transactions are arm’s length under the transfer pricing rules?

A

Section GC 13

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15
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______________- Calculation of arm’s length amounts

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Section GC 13

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16
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Section GC 13 - _____________ of arm’s length amounts

A

Calculation

17
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Section GC 13 - Calculation of ___________________

A

arm’s length amounts

18
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Section GC 13 - _____________________

A

Calculation of arm’s length amounts

19
Q

Five available methods

(2) The ______________ amount of consideration must be calculated under any 1 or a combination of—
(a) the comparable uncontrolled price method:
(b) the resale price method:
(c) the cost plus method:
(d) the profit split method:
(e) the comparable profits methods.

A

arm’s length

20
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Five available methods

(2) The arm’s length _________________ must be calculated under any 1 or a combination of—
(a) the comparable uncontrolled price method:
(b) the resale price method:
(c) the cost plus method:
(d) the profit split method:
(e) the comparable profits methods.

A

amount of consideration

21
Q

Five available methods

(2) The ________________________ must be calculated under any 1 or a combination of—
(a) the comparable uncontrolled price method:
(b) the resale price method:
(c) the cost plus method:
(d) the profit split method:
(e) the comparable profits methods.

A

arm’s length amount of consideration

22
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Five available methods

(2) The arm’s length amount of consideration must be calculated under any 1 or a combination of—
(a) the _______________________:
(b) the resale price method:
(c) the cost plus method:
(d) the profit split method:
(e) the comparable profits methods.

A

comparable uncontrolled price method

23
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Five available methods

(2) The arm’s length amount of consideration must be calculated under any 1 or a combination of—
(a) the comparable uncontrolled price method:
(b) the ______________________:
(c) the cost plus method:
(d) the profit split method:
(e) the comparable profits methods.

A

resale price method

24
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Five available methods

(2) The arm’s length amount of consideration must be calculated under any 1 or a combination of—
(a) the comparable uncontrolled price method:
(b) the resale price method:
(c) the _______________:
(d) the profit split method:
(e) the comparable profits methods.

A

cost plus method

25
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Five available methods

(2) The arm’s length amount of consideration must be calculated under any 1 or a combination of—
(a) the comparable uncontrolled price method:
(b) the resale price method:
(c) the cost plus method:
(d) the ________________:
(e) the comparable profits methods.

A

the profit split method

26
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Five available methods

(2) The arm’s length amount of consideration must be calculated under any 1 or a combination of—
(a) the comparable uncontrolled price method:
(b) the resale price method:
(c) the cost plus method:
(d) the profit split method:
(e) the comparable profits methods.

A

comparable profits methods