Managing Transfer Pricing in Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia
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This webinar is ideal for multinational companies located in Indonesia, Singapore and Asia or interested in setting operations in Asia. Presented by Adriana Calderon and Hong Chuan Tan in collaboration with Galih Gumilang of DSK Global.
During this webinar, participants will gain practical tips to learn about the latest trends and transfer pricing developments in
Indonesia, Singapore and Asia, become aware of the common areas of dispute, grasp the key differences for each region and learn about
the impact of the latest BEPS 2.0 in the region.
WHAT WE'LL COVER
The Singapore Tax Congress is a premier, first-of-its-kind gathering for tax leaders, practitioners and advisors across Singapore’s professional services sector. As SCTP’s flagship and inaugural Congress, it is designed by practitioners for practitioners. This year features Adriana Calderon presenting on the topic of Transfer Pricing’s New Frontier: Audit Triggers, Documentation Defence and Dispute Prevention.
Practical guidance to simplify Singapore transfer pricing compliance in 2026 and stay ahead of IRAS expectations.
On 30 July 2026, the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) released its new Malaysia Transfer Pricing Guidelines on Controlled Financial Transactions: Intra-Group Loans (MFTIL). The guidance provides a comprehensive framework for assessing, pricing and documenting intra-group loans under Malaysia’s transfer pricing regime.
Adriana Calderon shares her perspective on the evolving tax landscape and the role of collaboration at the SCTP Singapore Tax Congress.
The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) has updated its Frequently Asked Questions relating to the Reporting of Related Party Transactions (RPT Form), providing additional clarification on the scope of entities and individuals that may be regarded as related parties for reporting purposes.
