On this episode, Steve Wrappe, a National Technical Leader of transfer pricing at Grant Thorton and Reema Patel, a Senior Manager on the AICPA's Tax Policy & Advocacy team, discuss the intersection of tariffs and tax. The conversation covers the basics of tariffs, their implications for US-based businesses and how tariffs interact with transfer pricing and inventory valuation. The guests also share practical advice for mitigating costs associated with tariffs and discuss the importance of careful planning and strategic decision-making in the current landscape.

What you'll learn from this episode:

• Basics of tariffs, including how they apply and are collected
• The interaction between tariffs and transfer pricing
• The impact of tariffs on inventory valuation methods
• Practical advice for mitigating costs related to tariffs

AICPA resources

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Five actions finance teams can take on tariffs, AICPA & CIMA, April 11, 2025

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