William Byrnes' Tax, Wealth, and Risk Intelligence

Transfer Pricing Risk Management I and II: Tangibles, Methods, Economics, and Data, Intangibles, and Services

William Byrnes, author of the leading transfer pricing treatise, lead professor. Weekly case study teams work through, facilitated (Zoom) with a weekly expert/professor on Mondays at 9am Central (Dallas) time and then on Fridays at 9am the Teams present their proposals and results critiqued and discussed by the teams and professors.

• Week 1 January 19 Arm’s Length Standard (v Formulary Approach) Dr. Bruno Da Silva
• Week 2 Jan 25 CUP & Comparables Dr. Lorraine Eden
• Week 3 Feb 1 Cost Plus & Resale Minus Dr. George Salis
• Week 4 Feb 8: Comparable Profits Method & TNMMDr. George Salis
• Week 5 Feb 15 Profit Split Dr. George Salis
• Week 6 Feb 22 Best Method Dr. Lorraine Eden
• Week 7 Capstone March 1 (Hands-On Week with Financial Databases for Comparables Management) Dr. Debora Correa Talutto Thomson OneSource, BvD (Moodys), and CrossBorder AI Solutions Dr. Debora Correa Talutto
• Week 8 March 8 Intangibles Royalty Rates CUT, CPM Dr. Debora Correa Talutto
• Week 9 March 15 CSA Intangibles Buy In/Out Dr. George Salis
• Week 10 March 22 Digital Business Unitary Apportionment Dr. Bruno Da Silva
• Week 11 March 39 Digital Value Chain, Internet of Things Dr. Lorraine Eden
• Week 12 April 5 U.S. v OECD v UN Manual case study Extractive Industries, Financing Hafiz Choudhury
• Week 13 April 12 Restructuring the Business, Services case study Hafiz Choudhury
• Week 14 Capstone April 19 Hand-On Week with Tax Technology to Manage Risk William Byrnes
• Other guest experts/professors will be joining with case studies

Weekly course materials include the written materials, pre-recorded videos, PPTs, and audio files (listen at the gym or when driving). Access to the extensive Texas A&M library for case study research includes as examples: Lexis, Westlaw, IBFD, Kluwer-Cheetah, Thomson OneSource, BvD (Moodys), and S&P CapIQ.

Courses are limited to maximum 30 participants: Application HERE

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