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Transfer Pricing
More sophisticated use of technology, heightened TP scrutiny and stricter filing requirements are making South African Revenue Service audits a formidable challenge
November 12, 2025
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  • Transfer pricing rules were introduced in Sri Lanka in 2006 and became enforceable from 2008, writes Shamila Jayasekara of KPMG. The revenue authorities did not administratively enforce the rules, giving time for taxpayers to conform to requirements.
  • The rise of integrated supply chains, complex organisational structures and inter-company transactions, means the harmonious interplay between customs valuation and transfer pricing has never been more important, writes Leonie Ferretter of KPMG. However, across the Asia Pacific region, we continue to see disparity in how TP is treated from a customs perspective.
  • Singapore has been increasing its focus on transfer pricing, explain Geoffrey K Soh, Felicia Chia and Jingyi Lee of KPMG, with yearly revisions of the TP guidelines as well as the adoption of country-by-country reporting requirements. Recently, there has been a greater-than-ever push to ensure that taxpayers’ profitability is consistent with the economic activities conducted and value generated.

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