HD2 Valgfrie kurser
Transfer pricing i multinationale koncerner
Lær at løse praktiske transfer pricing problemer med udgangspunkt i dansk lovgivning og internationale vejledninger.
About the course
Hvad skal det koste at handle med sig selv?
Cirka 70% af verdenshandelen sker mellem virksomheder, der hører til samme koncern. Så hvis du arbejder med økonomistyring og finansiel rapportering i en international virksomhed, vil du før eller senere komme til at have med transfer pricing at gøre.
På kurset lærer du først og fremmest at løse praktiske transfer pricing problemer med udgangspunkt i dansk lovgivning og internationale vejledninger. Du får viden om de internationale begreber og metodikker, og om hvordan transfer pricing håndteres i praksis, når det gælder forskellige transaktionstyper, herunder f.eks. varesalg, serviceydelser, finansielle transaktioner, patenter og varemærker.
Kurset kvalificerer til job inden for global og corporate finance.
See the full course description in the course catalogueDit udbytte
Kurset vil især have fokus på:
- Løsning af praktiske transfer pricing problemer
- Dansk og international lovgivning
- Forståelse af internationale begreber og metodikker
- International skatteret, CFC-beskatning og tynd kapitalisering
- Deleøkonomi, platformsøkonomi og andre digitale
Facts
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Forårssemester 2027
Tilmeldingsfrist: 24. marts 2027
Undervisningsdage: mandag/onsdag i uge 15-22
Eksamen: Mundtlig stedprøve uden forberedelse i uge 23.
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