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Transfer pricing refers to the setting of prices for goods, services, or intangible assets that are exchanged between related entities within a multinational company. This practice is used to determine the allocation of profits and costs among different divisions or subsidiaries of the same company. Transfer pricing aims to establish prices that are comparable to what would be charged in a similar transaction between unrelated parties, in order to ensure fair and accurate reporting of profits in each jurisdiction where the company operates.