In the Context of Transfer Pricing, Dual Pricing Is

question 100

Multiple Choice

In the context of transfer pricing, dual pricing is:

• A) Never used when numerous conflicts exist between two units.
• B) The simultaneous use of two or more transfer pricing methods.
• C) The use of two or more transfer pricing methods by the buyer only.
• D) Not recommended because of negative behavioral consequences.
• E) Not recommended because it conflicts with current income tax requirements.

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Definitions:

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