1a.
Introduction: The transfer price refers to the price at which the goods and services are exchanged between companies under common control or between divisions of the same company.
The value of the lowest transfer price acceptable by the selling division.
1b.
Introduction: The transfer price refers to the price at which the goods and services are exchanged between companies under common control or between divisions of the same company.
The value of the highest transfer price acceptable by the buying division.
1c.
Introduction: The transfer price refers to the price at which the goods and services are exchanged between companies under common control or between divisions of the same company.
The range of acceptable transfer prices between two divisions and will the transfer take place or not.
2a.
Introduction: The transfer price refers to the price at which the goods and services are exchanged between companies under common control or between divisions of the same company.
The value of the lowest transfer price acceptable by the selling division.
2b.
Introduction: The transfer price refers to the price at which the goods and services are exchanged between companies under common control or between divisions of the same company.
The value of the highest transfer price acceptable by the buying division.
2c.
Introduction: The transfer price refers to the price at which the goods and services are exchanged between companies under common control or between divisions of the same company.
The range of acceptable transfer prices and will the transfer take place or not.

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