
We specialize in preparing U.S. transfer pricing documentation in compliance with Sections 482 and 6662 of the Internal Revenue Code.
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U.S. Transfer Pricing
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About Us
Armize Consulting is a recently established U.S.-based firm, founded in April 2026, specializing in the preparation of transfer pricing documentation in compliance with U.S. regulations.
We provide high-quality and cost-efficient transfer pricing documentation, drawing on the founder’s 15+ years of experience in transfer pricing at a Big 4 firm.
By collaborating with former colleagues and leveraging
AI technologies, we combine deep technical expertise with practical efficiency to deliver defensible documentation tailored to each client’s business circumstances.

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New
Documentation Preparation
$20,000
Full Update of
Documentation
With New Benchmark
$10,000
Benchmarking Analysis
$5,000
Pricing
New Documentation Preparation
$20,000
Full Update
Documentation
With New Benchmark
$10,000
Benchmarking
Analysis
$5,000
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Pricing is based on the use of the Comparable Profits Method (CPM). Other methods require prior consultation.
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Pricing for documentation includes one benchmarking analysis. Additional benchmarking analyses will be charged separately at $5,000 each.

Business Overview

Business Overview

Organizational Structure

Organizational Structure

Documentation Required Under §482
Documentation Required Under §482


Selected Method

Selected Method

Alternative
Method

Controlled
Transactions

AlternativeMethod

Economic Analysis

Comparables

General Index
of Principal and Background Documents

Relevant
New Data

Controlled
Transactions

Comparables

Economic Analysis

Relevant
New Data

General Index
of Principal and Background Documents
The following is a representative sample of the transfer pricing documentation we prepare for our clients. For illustrative purposes, only the first page of each section is presented.
What is transfer pricing documentation?
Transfer pricing documentation is a collection of records and analyses demonstrating that controlled transactions between a U.S. entity and its foreign subsidiary are conducted in accordance with the arm’s length principle.
The required contents of transfer pricing documentation are specified in Treas. Reg. §1.6662-6(d)(2)(iii)(B) – Principal documents.

Why is transfer pricing documentation required?
Its primary purpose is to help avoid penalties. A taxpayer may avoid the 20% or 40% transfer pricing penalties if the following two conditions are met §1.6662-6(d)(2)(iii).
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Transfer pricing documentation is prepared and submitted in a timely manner
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The documentation includes a reasonable and reliable analysis
If either of these requirements is not met, the following transfer pricing penalties may apply.
Penalty
20%
40%
Net adjustment
Net adjustment is greater than the lesser of $5 million or 10% of gross receipts
Net adjustment is greater than the lesser of $20 million or 20% of gross receipts
Transactional
Price or value is 200% or more (or 50% or less) than correct amount
Price or value is 400% or more (or 25% or less) than correct amount
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In practice, because the Comparable Profits Method (CPM) is frequently applied to test the profitability of foreign subsidiaries, the net adjustment penalty is considered applicable in many cases.
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Whether the 20% or 40% Net Adjustment Penalty applies depends on the amount of the transfer pricing adjustment. The penalty is imposed at 20% or 40% of the additional tax liability arising from the adjustment.

When is deadline/statute of limitations?
<Deadline>
Preparation
Submission
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The documentation must be prepared by the due date for filing the company’s federal income tax return, which is 3 months and 15 days after the end of the tax year (e.g., April 15 for a calendar-year taxpayer).
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An automatic 6-month extension is available upon request (e.g., until October 15 for a calendar-year taxpayer).
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Within 30 days of a request from the IRS
§1.6662-6
(d)(2)(iii)
<Statute of limitations>
Conditions
Years
Treas. Reg.
Normal Request
3 years
§6501(a)
Underreporting income by 25% or more
6 years
§6501(e)(1)(A)
False, Fraud, evade,
No return
Unlimited
§6501(c)
In light of potential IRS audits, taxpayers are advised to retain transfer pricing documentation for at least 6 years.

Who should prepare transfer pricing documentation?
Transfer pricing documentation is often viewed as a form of insurance— not mandatory, but highly valuable in reducing potential penalties.
In practice, compliance is usually evaluated from a cost-benefit perspective. It is therefore reasonable to weigh the cost of preparing documentation against potential penalty exposure, considering factors such as the foreign subsidiary’s sales scale, transaction volume, and profitability.

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Greenstat Technologies, Inc. is a fictitious company and does not exist. The sample documentation is based entirely on hypothetical facts and transactions and is provided for illustrative purposes only. No part of this material should be relied upon for tax, legal, or business decisions. We disclaim any and all liability arising from the use or reliance on this sample.








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