Webinar on Transfer Pricing
2025-10-30 02:08:24

Upcoming Free Webinar: Understanding the Intricacies of Intercompany Service Provisioning in Transfer Pricing

Upcoming Free Webinar on Transfer Pricing



On November 6, 2025, Tsuji & Hongo Tax Corporation, led by Director Koeko Kuaki, is hosting an insightful online seminar titled "Understanding Transfer Pricing for Intercompany Service Provisioning (IGS) - 6th Edition." This event aims to shed light on a crucial yet often overlooked area in international taxation.

The sixth edition of the seminar will delve into Intercompany Service Provisioning (IGS), a topic frequently hidden behind inventory transactions and intangible asset trades. As companies navigate the complexities of international transactions, understanding IGS is essential to avoid potential tax issues. The seminar will highlight that if companies do not adequately prepare for transfer pricing audits concerning IGS, they could face scrutiny extending back up to seven years. This poses significant financial risks, making it vital for businesses to manage international tax risks effectively.

Seminar Overview



The webinar will commence with an introduction to the concept of IGS, clearly distinguishing between transactions that fall under IGS and those that do not. A core focus will be on correctly determining the appropriate valuation of IGS, which is crucial for ensuring compliance and minimizing tax liabilities. Participants will receive practical insights into what preparations and actions are necessary to mitigate taxation risks associated with IGS.

Key Topics to be Covered:


1. Overview of Intercompany Service Provisioning (IGS)
2. Taxable IGS Transactions
3. Exclusions from IGS Transactions
4. Compensation for Low-Value IGS
5. Strategies to Dismiss Taxation on IGS

Additionally, attendees will be required to watch a pre-recorded video summarizing the key points of the seminar, which lasts approximately 30 minutes. Upon registration, participants will receive an email outlining the viewing instructions and details about the seminar.

Registration Information



  • - Seminar Title: Understanding Transfer Pricing for Intercompany Service Provisioning (IGS) - 6th Edition
  • - Date: November 6, 2025, at 11:30 AM to November 12, 2025, at 5:00 PM
  • - Format: Online Webinar
  • - Cost: Free
  • - Capacity: None
  • - Registration Deadline: November 5, 2025, by 5:00 PM

This event is an essential opportunity for professionals involved in international taxation and transfer pricing. With the intricate nature of tax regulations and the potential for significant financial implications, understanding IGS is paramount for businesses operating on a global scale.

Featured Speaker



The seminar will be led by Katsuhiko Maruyama, an expert from the International Group at Tsuji & Hongo Tax Corporation. Maruyama boasts over 24 years of experience at the Tokyo Tax Bureau, primarily focused on transfer pricing audits for publicly listed corporations and major multinational firms. His extensive background in international tax law, particularly in overseas transactions, positions him as a valuable resource for seminar attendees. After retiring from his role as a Chief Auditor in July 2025, Maruyama joined Tsuji & Hongo, where he is now dedicated to international tax and transfer pricing matters.

About Tsuji & Hongo Tax Corporation



As Japan's largest tax corporation, Tsuji & Hongo boasts over 90 locations and around 2,000 employees, serving more than 19,000 clients. Known for its expertise in corporate advisory and individual asset tax services, the firm also offers consulting across various specialized areas, including succession planning, healthcare, public interest organizations, and international taxation.

For inquiries regarding the seminar, please contact: [email protected].

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