INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING
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Chapter 9, Problem 1Q
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Determine the different types of intercompany transactions for which a transfer price needs to be set.
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Intercompany Transactions:
Transactions between two related companies are known as intercompany transactions. For example, a subsidiary supplying raw material to its parent is an intercompany transaction.
The various types of intercompany transactions for which prices need to be determined are:
- Sale of tangible property such as raw materials, finished goods, equipment and buildings.
- Use of tangible property such as one company leasing land or building to another.
- Use of intangible property such as patents, trademarks and copyrights
- Intercompany services such as one company conducting
market research for another related company. - Intercompany loans.
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