A) determining which cost to use
B) lack of incentive for selling division to control cost
C) inefficiencies in one unit may be transferred to another unit
D) all of the above
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A) cost-based prices
B) discretionary prices
C) negotiated prices
D) arm's length prices
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A) A unique transfer price will be objectively determined using the arm's-length concept.
B) Since a range of transfer prices would conform to the arm's-length concept,taxpayers can minimize taxes by choosing a transfer price at one end of the range.
C) The arm's-length concept is accepted worldwide as the optimal transfer pricing model.
D) Purchasing divisions prefer the arm's-length standard for transfer pricing over alternative methods.
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A) forcing managers to take on corporate goals as their personal goals
B) creating incentives for managers to make decisions that are consistent with corporate goals
C) setting policies that direct managers in the way decisions should be made
D) eliminating the authority for divisional managers to make operating decisions
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Multiple Choice
A) The information is held by the foreign parent,which is beyond the jurisdiction of the U.S.taxing authority.
B) Since transfer pricing is not a significant issue to multinational corporations,little information about it exists.
C) United States does not have tax treaties with the most important countries involved in foreign direct investment in this country.
D) Computer systems have not been adapted to receive the data from companies in foreign countries.
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Multiple Choice
A) Additional tax imposed by the IRS related to a transfer pricing audit is offset with a foreign tax credit in the same amount.
B) When the IRS adjusts an international transfer price,the tax authority in the foreign country makes a corresponding adjustment.
C) The burden of revising transfer pricing schemes is offset by reduction of the corporate tax rate on foreign source income.
D) IRS and foreign taxing authorities will collaborate in determining the appropriate international transfer price.
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A) it is easiest for the taxpayer to calculate.
B) the related party is primarily a sales subsidiary.
C) there is no readily comparable market price and the related buyer is more than just a distributor.
D) the average industry mark-up is greater than the taxpayer's standard markup.
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A) political implications
B) effect on local job availability
C) impact on a country's balance of trade
D) All of the above
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A) They will embrace it whole-heartedly because corporate profits will increase.
B) The manager of Subsidiary Y will be concerned about the decline in Y's profit and the effect this will have on his/her bonus.
C) They won't mind because the intercompany transaction will still occur.
D) They won't notice because all decisions in the decentralized organization are made by the parent.
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A) manageability of multiple divisions in both domestic and international operations
B) possible conflict between division managers' decisions and goals of the organization
C) making timely operating decisions
D) all of the above
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