EU Study on the Application of Economic Valuation Techniques (2016)

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  1. Valuation Techniques
    In transfer pricing, valuation of (intangibles) assets are often based on a prior acquisitions of shares in the relevant business – CUT/CUPs. In situations where reliable CUP for a transfer...
  2. Chapter VI paragraph 6.156
    It is not the intention of these Guidelines to set out a comprehensive summary of the valuation techniques utilised by valuation professionals. Similarly, it is not the intention of these...
  3. Chapter VI paragraph 6.154
    Where valuation techniques are utilised in a transfer pricing analysis involving the transfer of intangibles or rights in intangibles, it is necessary to apply such techniques in a manner that...
  4. Chapter VI paragraph 6.153
    In situations where reliable comparable uncontrolled transactions for a transfer of one or more intangibles cannot be identified, it may also be possible to use valuation techniques to estimate the...
  5. Chapter VI paragraph 6.160
    Because of the importance of the underlying assumptions and valuation parameters, taxpayers and tax administrations making use of valuation techniques in determining arm’s length prices for transferred intangibles should explicitly...
  6. Report on the Application of Economic Valuation Techniques (2017)
    The Study on the Application of Economic Valuation Techniques for Determining Transfer Prices of Cross Border Transactions between Members of Multinational Enterprise Groups in the EU provides an overview on...
  7. Chapter VI paragraph 6.158
    When applying valuation techniques, including valuation techniques based on projected cash flows, it is important to recognise that the estimates of value based on such techniques can be volatile. Small...
  8. Chapter VI paragraph 6.163
    The reliability of a valuation of a transferred intangible using discounted cash flow valuation techniques is dependent on the accuracy of the projections of future cash flows or income on...
  9. Chapter VI paragraph 6.157
    Valuation techniques that estimate the discounted value of projected future cash flows derived from the exploitation of the transferred intangible or intangibles can be particularly useful when properly applied. There...
  10. Chapter IX paragraph 9.69
    The determination of the arm’s length compensation for a transfer of an ongoing concern does not necessarily amount to the sum of the separate valuations of each separate element that...