The phrase "a transfer price" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of accounting and finance, particularly when discussing the price at which goods or services are sold between related entities within a company.
Example: "The company established a transfer price for the internal sale of products to ensure compliance with tax regulations."
Alternatives: "an intercompany price" or "a related-party price".
Shared service units may be charged via a transfer price system to the receiving corporate related company.
Companies are required to establish a transfer price that is market based, as if it were selling the service to a separate company.
Worldbouquet plc, let's call it, imports flowers to sell in Britain from a Colombian associate and pays a "transfer price" that is double the real price.
For instance, each sales unit could negotiate a transfer price with its internal source for a certain product in a set range that was usually valid for a year.
After confirmation from new Palermo manager Stefano Colantuono that he would be leaving Palermo for Manchester, the clubs agreed to a four-year contract with a transfer price of £5 million and he began training with the City squad.
At a transfer price of US$0.50 per dose, SIIL did not anticipate a robust financial return on its investment in a new production facility, person-time, and opportunity cost.
The use of artificially inflated or deflated prices to shift value from one company to another is called a transfer pricing scheme.
Corporate management should design a transfer pricing method to optimize the supply chain's total after-tax profits under each structure.
Prior to joining Johnson, Nitin worked as a transfer pricing economist with Ernst & Young in its greater Washington, D.C. area office and obtained his master's in international affairs at the Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M University.
Using a case study research strategy we find that the implementation of a transfer pricing tax compliance strategy gives rise to a number of changes to the overhead cost allocation system design.
The United States proposal also contained two other elements that the commission considered incompatible with global trade rules -- a 50percentt United States content requirement for products benefiting from tax breaks and a transfer pricing plan that allocates a proportion of profits to the foreign sales corporation.
