Types of Transfer
Pricing Advisory
&
Memorandum in
relation with
intragroup services
21 December 2022
Discussion Topics
Types of Advisory Services
Intragroup Services
Types of TP Advisory
Services
TP
Memorandum
Permanent
establishing
advice
Agreement
review &
Setting pricing
strategy
Business
remodeling/r
estructuring
advice
Attestation
on
Remittance
from BIDA
Letter of
attestation
Planning
Memorandum
1
TP
Services
TP
Documentation
2 4
3
Permanent establishment: Sec 2 (44)
Client asks for whether from the context of transfer pricing they have
any PE in Bangladesh
We advice in context of
 In reference to
Bangladesh Income Tax
Ordinance
 In context of DTTA
How we focus the advice
 Covering the subject
matter and background
in the advice
 Our Suggestion to PE
 Company’s approach
1
Agreement review and
Price setting
Focus on agreement review and
advice on whether the content are
contradictory to Transfer pricing
implication.
We propose a price for the said
transaction through performance of
benchmarking analysis
Agreement Review
Price setting
2
Focus points in Agreement review
Functions:
Focus areas in scope
of agreement or any
annexures
Assets:
Focus areas in assets
or infringement clause
Risks:
Focus areas in
termination,
infringement, penalty
and indemnification
Business remodeling/ restructuring
advice
3
Types of TP Advisory
Services
Types of TP
Advisory Services
Types of TP
Advisory Services
Types of TP
Advisory Services
Attestation on
Remittance from BIDA
According to paragraph 6 of BIDA
circular no. 59 published in 2021
If the proposed remittance is being
paid/remitted to a sister concern or parent or
subsidiary of the applicant company, a third-
party assessment should be submitted
Explaining whether the Arm's Length Principle
has been followed in the said transaction in
accordance with the rules stipulated in the
Income Tax Ordinance 1984
4
 Payment of Royalty
 Technical
Knowledge/know-fees
 Technical Assistance Fees
 Franchise Fees
 Operation & Maintenance
services
 Payable to foreign
Engineering procurement
& Construction firms
Permission giving authority for
remittance repatriation
BIDA Bangladesh Bank
Purchase & sales of goods
Purchase & sales of assets
Management and
administrative
services
Others Beyond the scope
of BIDA
Paragraph-2, BIDA circular
59/2021 A
Paragraph-7, BIDA circular
59/2021
A
Types of
permission
given by BIDA
Remittance
Repatriation
Contract/Agreement
Endorsement
In case of Remittance Repatriation,
clients may need the third party
assurance to remit fees in terms of
authorised dealer banks requirement in
yearly basis.
In case of Contract Endorsement client collect the assurance
from the third party regarding the arms length condition of
the transections & submit it to the BIDA for a permission of
several years to remit fees.
Permissible amount of fees to be remitted
without BIDA approval (Schedule 1)
For projects under
implementation, not
exceeding 6% of the total
accumulated C&F value of
imported machineries of
the concurrent year(s)
before going into
commercial operation.
For projects under
commercial operation, not
exceeding 6% of the
previous years' sales
(excluding Value Added
Tax) as declared in the
income tax returns.
Royalty, technical know
how & technical
assistance fees
Fee(s) more than
US$ 0.1 million
USD will be
allowed to be
remitted in
installments. The
50% of the
approved claim will
be allowed to remit
in the 1st year,
30% in the 2nd
year, and the rest
of the 20% in the
3rd year.
Franchise Fees
All advance
payments, if
allowed before
generating revenue
must be adjusted
within one year of
going into
commercial
operation by the
entity.
Advance fees
In case of
recurring
payments
maximum 6% of
sales revenue
declared in
previous year’s
income tax
return
Fees Payable to
contractors in a
project
General Conditions (Paragraph-3,
BIDA circular 59/2021)
Private industrial enterprises as registered
by BIDA and defined in Section 15(3) of the
Bangladesh Investment Development
Authority Act, 2016
All proposals for outward remittance
will be considered based on the value
addition of the transaction.
Fee(s) will be allowed to remit by the
local companies to their foreign
collaborator usually on a yearly basis
Procedures of Remitting Fee(s) (Paragraph-
4, BIDA circular 59/2021)
Payment of royalty, technical
knowledge/technical
knowhow, technical
assistance and franchise
Fee(s)
Apply to BIDA in prescribed format
Endorsement by designated official of BIDA
One contract permits several future transections
BIDA provides list required of documents
AD banks ensure compliances
After completion, AD banks send it to the BIDA
for verification.
Payment of Fee(s) in
Advance
Technical knowledge/ technical knowhow or
technical assistance fee(s) up to US$ 10,000 per
agreement will be allowed to remit once a year.
Advance payment beyond the limit will be
allowed only on the terms and conditions
mentioned in the contract
Advance payment must be adjusted with the 6%
of the C&F value of all imported machineries or
with the 6% of the revenue within two years of
starting commercial operation.
Advance payment must be accompanied with
bank guarantee, affidavit or any other
appropriate guarantee.
Payment of Fees to
Contractors in a project
Contractors from foreign countries and
operating in Bangladesh will be allowed to remit
fees, only with prior approval from BIDA on
each and every case of repatriation
Local company making an agreement with an
international service provider for delivering any
service produced locally or imported from
overseas, the local company can apply for
permission to remit fees earned from that
service.
Examples of intra-group services
Cost
Sharing
Royalty,
Technical
know-
how fee
Marketing
services
Promotional
services
Client
management
services
IT
services
Financial
services
e.g. loan ,
lease
Thank You

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  • 1.
    Types of Transfer PricingAdvisory & Memorandum in relation with intragroup services 21 December 2022
  • 2.
    Discussion Topics Types ofAdvisory Services Intragroup Services
  • 3.
    Types of TPAdvisory Services TP Memorandum Permanent establishing advice Agreement review & Setting pricing strategy Business remodeling/r estructuring advice Attestation on Remittance from BIDA Letter of attestation Planning Memorandum 1 TP Services TP Documentation 2 4 3
  • 4.
    Permanent establishment: Sec2 (44) Client asks for whether from the context of transfer pricing they have any PE in Bangladesh We advice in context of  In reference to Bangladesh Income Tax Ordinance  In context of DTTA How we focus the advice  Covering the subject matter and background in the advice  Our Suggestion to PE  Company’s approach 1
  • 5.
    Agreement review and Pricesetting Focus on agreement review and advice on whether the content are contradictory to Transfer pricing implication. We propose a price for the said transaction through performance of benchmarking analysis Agreement Review Price setting 2
  • 6.
    Focus points inAgreement review Functions: Focus areas in scope of agreement or any annexures Assets: Focus areas in assets or infringement clause Risks: Focus areas in termination, infringement, penalty and indemnification
  • 7.
    Business remodeling/ restructuring advice 3 Typesof TP Advisory Services Types of TP Advisory Services Types of TP Advisory Services Types of TP Advisory Services
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    Attestation on Remittance fromBIDA According to paragraph 6 of BIDA circular no. 59 published in 2021 If the proposed remittance is being paid/remitted to a sister concern or parent or subsidiary of the applicant company, a third- party assessment should be submitted Explaining whether the Arm's Length Principle has been followed in the said transaction in accordance with the rules stipulated in the Income Tax Ordinance 1984 4
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     Payment ofRoyalty  Technical Knowledge/know-fees  Technical Assistance Fees  Franchise Fees  Operation & Maintenance services  Payable to foreign Engineering procurement & Construction firms Permission giving authority for remittance repatriation BIDA Bangladesh Bank Purchase & sales of goods Purchase & sales of assets Management and administrative services Others Beyond the scope of BIDA Paragraph-2, BIDA circular 59/2021 A Paragraph-7, BIDA circular 59/2021 A
  • 10.
    Types of permission given byBIDA Remittance Repatriation Contract/Agreement Endorsement In case of Remittance Repatriation, clients may need the third party assurance to remit fees in terms of authorised dealer banks requirement in yearly basis. In case of Contract Endorsement client collect the assurance from the third party regarding the arms length condition of the transections & submit it to the BIDA for a permission of several years to remit fees.
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    Permissible amount offees to be remitted without BIDA approval (Schedule 1) For projects under implementation, not exceeding 6% of the total accumulated C&F value of imported machineries of the concurrent year(s) before going into commercial operation. For projects under commercial operation, not exceeding 6% of the previous years' sales (excluding Value Added Tax) as declared in the income tax returns. Royalty, technical know how & technical assistance fees Fee(s) more than US$ 0.1 million USD will be allowed to be remitted in installments. The 50% of the approved claim will be allowed to remit in the 1st year, 30% in the 2nd year, and the rest of the 20% in the 3rd year. Franchise Fees All advance payments, if allowed before generating revenue must be adjusted within one year of going into commercial operation by the entity. Advance fees In case of recurring payments maximum 6% of sales revenue declared in previous year’s income tax return Fees Payable to contractors in a project
  • 12.
    General Conditions (Paragraph-3, BIDAcircular 59/2021) Private industrial enterprises as registered by BIDA and defined in Section 15(3) of the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority Act, 2016 All proposals for outward remittance will be considered based on the value addition of the transaction. Fee(s) will be allowed to remit by the local companies to their foreign collaborator usually on a yearly basis
  • 13.
    Procedures of RemittingFee(s) (Paragraph- 4, BIDA circular 59/2021) Payment of royalty, technical knowledge/technical knowhow, technical assistance and franchise Fee(s) Apply to BIDA in prescribed format Endorsement by designated official of BIDA One contract permits several future transections BIDA provides list required of documents AD banks ensure compliances After completion, AD banks send it to the BIDA for verification. Payment of Fee(s) in Advance Technical knowledge/ technical knowhow or technical assistance fee(s) up to US$ 10,000 per agreement will be allowed to remit once a year. Advance payment beyond the limit will be allowed only on the terms and conditions mentioned in the contract Advance payment must be adjusted with the 6% of the C&F value of all imported machineries or with the 6% of the revenue within two years of starting commercial operation. Advance payment must be accompanied with bank guarantee, affidavit or any other appropriate guarantee. Payment of Fees to Contractors in a project Contractors from foreign countries and operating in Bangladesh will be allowed to remit fees, only with prior approval from BIDA on each and every case of repatriation Local company making an agreement with an international service provider for delivering any service produced locally or imported from overseas, the local company can apply for permission to remit fees earned from that service.
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    Examples of intra-groupservices Cost Sharing Royalty, Technical know- how fee Marketing services Promotional services Client management services IT services Financial services e.g. loan , lease
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