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Transfer Pricing and Related Entities: What Business Owners Need to Know

Business owners who move money, goods, or services between commonly controlled entities are subject to IRS transfer pricing rules, which require that intercompany transactions be priced as if they were conducted between unrelated parties. When those prices are not set correctly, the IRS has authority under IRC Section 482 to reallocate income and assess back taxes, interest, and penalties that can reach 20% to 40% of the resulting underpayment. With the right documentation and a deliberate approach to pricing, most small and mid-size business owners can manage this exposure without complex or costly studies.

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Financial Strategy for Mid-Career and Peak Earning Years

Mid-career success often brings a more complex financial picture, and the strategies that worked early on may no longer be enough. From managing higher tax exposure to protecting the wealth you've already built, peak earning years come with both greater opportunity and greater risk. This article breaks down the key planning moves to make now so you have more choices later.