Transfer Pricing Executive Programme
Join us for an in-depth and practical training on Transfer Pricing.
This advanced course covers a variety of topics, enabling participants to gain a solid, practical understanding of the tax and strategic challenges that multinational companies face when allocating profits between different jurisdictions.
Deepen your knowledge and prepare to effectively manage cross-border operations in an ever-changing global tax environment.
In a rapidly evolving and integrated global landscape, transfer pricing management is key to ensuring profits are taxed where value is truly created.
This course aims to provide participants with practical and up-to-date knowledge of the transfer pricing regime, which is essential for day-to-day management, investment decisions, audit preparation and tax compliance, from a national and international perspective.
The course consists of two modules:
The course is aimed at tax and legal professionals, accountants, auditors, economists, finance professionals, management board, government officials, policy advisors, academic staff and tax law students.
English and Portuguese
16 October to 11 December 2025
Online Basic Course (Module A):
Advanced Online Course (Module B):
Closing event: from 7.30pm to 10pm.
Opening session at NOVA School of Law on 16 October.
Closing event and networking on 12 December (ending with dinner)
Remaining sessions: online (Zoom)
*Discounts cannot be combined.
Multinational groups have been exposed to relevant changes, such as the emergence of global value chains and, more recently, by the digitalization of the economy, but also because of social, political, economic and financial events experienced at a global and local level. In parallel, transfer pricing rules have been deeply evolving in the last years. This module aims to recap some fundamentals insights in this multidisciplinary field considering the current worldwide landscape.
Opening session – The current transfer pricing landscape and the challenges conveyed by multinational enterprises and tax administrations.
The arm’s length principle and transfer pricing methods. Comparability analysis: value chain mapping, profit level indicators analysis, using internal and external comparables. Case studies. Worldwide main compliance requirements.
Intragroup services vs. cost contribution arrangements. DEMPE and intangible transactions. Legal agreements breakdown. Domestic and worldwide jurisprudence. Case studies.
Transfer pricing overall preventive and dispute legal mechanisms: Advance Pricing Agreements, International Compliance Assurance Programme and Arbitration Procedures. Cases study analysis.
Debt vs equity and the value of financial transactions. Business restructurings, exit taxes and global mobility. Jurisprudence. Case studies.
Disruption has marked the last years. Pos Covid-19 mobility, artificial intelligence, sustainability concerns, increased compliance requirements, public disclosures, and new international tax frameworks are governing the world and impacting multinational enterprise businesses. Thus, as business evolve, professionals that deal with tax issues need to be updated with the most recent international and domestic tax rules that more than likely will impact business. This module aims to address some key features that are impacting the transfer pricing path.
Digital economy and emerging business models. Demystifying Pilar 1 and Pilar 2 transfer pricing main impacts. Case studies.
The path of transfer pricing and technology: what is the current and the forecast compliance and operational landscape?
The future of transfer pricing: the forthcoming EU Transfer Pricing Directive and BEFIT?
Business Models and ESG: how are MNE incorporating the ESG principles in the transfer pricing policies? Case studies.
Transfer Pricing and VAT: challenges, risks and opportunities.
Roundtable: industry transfer pricing challenges
Dinner with lecturers and participants (t.b.d.)