Transfer Pricing Report - Senegal
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Senegal’s tax authority (DGID) has strengthened its oversight of related-party transactions, requiring multinational groups to maintain comprehensive, defensible documentation aligned with the OECD transfer pricing guidelines.
Our Senegal Transfer Pricing Study ensures your pricing is arm’s-length, audit-ready, and compliant with Senegalese tax legislation.
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Senegal mandates strict compliance for cross-border related-party transactions, particularly for manufacturing, services, logistics, extractives, telecom, and digital sectors.

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What documentation is required under Senegal’s TP rules?
Senegal requires a full transfer pricing documentation package, including Local File and supporting benchmarking aligned with the OECD transfer pricing guidelines.
Who must prepare a Transfer Pricing Study in Senegal?
Companies engaging in cross-border related-party transactions must prepare a compliant transfer pricing study upon DGID request.
Does Senegal follow OECD guidelines?
Yes — Senegal’s TP rules are anchored in the OECD transfer pricing guidelines, customized for local legislation.
What penalties apply for non-compliance?
Penalties include adjustments, fines, and intensified DGID audit scrutiny for incomplete or inaccurate documentation.
Is benchmarking mandatory in Saudi Arabia?
Yes — benchmarking is required to prove that intercompany pricing adheres to the arm’s-length standard.
Are benchmarking studies required?
Yes — benchmarking is essential to justify arm’s-length prices for all controlled transactions in Senegal.
What does a Senegal Transfer Pricing Study include?
A full transfer pricing study includes FAR analysis, economic benchmarking, industry review, pricing method selection, and statutory documentation.
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