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Figure Figure 3 Go-to-market & pricing

Three records, three decisions

Keep the public observation, the controlled-transaction record, and the comparison decision in separate rows.

A three-column worksheet with five blank rows. The columns are market observation, controlled transaction, and comparison decision. Each column prompts the reader to keep source, relationship, transaction, functions, risks, method, reliability, and stop condition separate.MARKET OBSERVATIONSource, date, counterparty,price or condition, and visibleterms.CONTROLLED TRANSACTIONRelationship, property or service,functions, assets, risks, terms,circumstances, and strategy.COMPARISON DECISIONComparable, method, adjustments,reliability, owner, review, and stopcondition.Five rows are blank reader inputs. A market observation is not a transfer-pricing conclusion until the controlledtransaction and comparison decision are separately described.

Reference & Evidence

Source: Author's worksheet grounded in the documentation and comparability boundaries in OECD (2022) and United Nations (2021). Blank fields are reader inputs; no legal or company conclusion is supplied.

Each line is a claim from the register this journal publishes against, resolved from the register at build time.

  • A The comparability process moves from transaction understanding and functions to methods, comparables, adjustments, and arm's-length remuneration; reliability matters more than a compulsory process OECD (2022), pp. 150-151 · official full text · OECD22-C4
  • A The documentation framework separates group-level master-file information, transaction-level local-file information, and aggregate Country-by-Country reporting OECD (2022), pp. 231-233 · official full text · OECD22-C5
  • A The practical process includes transaction understanding, comparability factors, methods, comparables, adjustments, documentation, and monitoring, and is not necessarily linear United Nations (2021), pp. 52-53 · official full text · UNTP21-C3

Grades: A, verified against the printed page of the primary source · B, primary source, text layer only · C, authoritative secondary · D, reported.