The South African Revenue Service (SARS) increasingly has been focusing on identifying potential noncompliance relating to transfer pricing adjustments. To facilitate compliance, it is important for importers of goods into South Africa to understand the relationship between customs valuation and transfer pricing adjustments and the relevant customs legislation associated with these types of cross-border transactions.
Source Deloitte
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