We integrate high-quality data with text mining, manual processing, and analytical tools to create the optimum solution for your transfer pricing and intellectual property valuation needs.
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Intangible spring data originates from places like the patent office, financial regulatory authorities, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and anywhere else where IP and transactional data can be obtained, such as press releases, financial statements, 8Ks, and license agreements.
We have a database with over 1.6 million license agreements. All data is normalized and cleaned by our experienced team of IP data specialists, analysts, and researchers.
At Intangible Spring, we connect the dots to disclose previously unattainable information that was scattered around and meaningless.
Our databases are used by multinational corporations, the big 4, worldwide consulting firms, international legal firms, and tax authorities in over 20 countries.
Transfer pricing is a type of accounting that shows how much one part of a company charges another part for goods and services.
Transfer pricing makes it possible to set prices for goods and services that are traded between subsidiaries, affiliates, or companies that are controlled by the same parent company. Transfer pricing can help companies save money on taxes, but the tax authorities may not believe them. Transfer pricing can also be used for things like research, patents, and royalties, which are all types of intellectual property.
Multinational corporations (MNC) are allowed by law to use the transfer pricing method to figure what amount of revenue each of their subsidiary and affiliate companies should get. However, companies can sometimes use (or abuse) this practice to change their taxable income and pay less in taxes overall. The transfer pricing mechanism is a way for companies to move their tax obligations to places with lower tax.
