Guide for businesses: how to prepare for the transfer pricing reporting period in 2026

By 1 October 2026, companies that engaged in controlled transactions during 2025 must submit their transfer pricing reports to the tax authorities. Submitting the reports is not a mere formality – it is a legal requirement, and failure to comply may result in substantial financial penalties and increased scrutiny from the tax authorities.

The Forvis Mazars team has prepared a practical guide that will help you:

✔  determine whether your company has carried out controlled transactions;
✔  familiarize yourself with the current reporting forms;
✔  learn about submission deadlines and penalty amounts;
✔  mitigate risks and ensure compliance with legislative requirements.


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What are controlled transactions

Controlled transactions are business transactions of a taxpayer that:

  1. Can affect the taxable base for corporate income tax
  2. Are carried out:
    (at least one of the criteria must be met):
    • with related non‑resident parties (relatedness criteria defined in sub‑paragraph 14.1.159 of the Tax Code of Ukraine (TCU))
    • with non‑residents from low‑tax jurisdictions (updated list effective from 1 January 2025)
    • with non residents with specific organisational legal forms
    • through a non-resident commission agent
    • between non‑residents and their permanent establishments in Ukraine
  3. Meet the value criteria:
    • річний annual revenue of the company > UAH 150 million (does not apply in the case of transactions conducted between a non‑resident and its permanent establishment in Ukraine)
    • total volume of transactions with a counterparty > UAH 10 million

Types of transfer pricing reporting

  1. Reports prepared by all taxpayers engaged in controlled transactions:
    • Report on Controlled Transactions
    • Transfer Pricing Documentation (Local File)
  2. Reports prepared only if additional criteria apply:
    • Notification on Participation in a Multinational Enterprise Group
    • Global Transfer Pricing Documentation (Master File)
    • Country‑by‑Country Report (CbCR)

Why it is important to prepare transfer pricing reporting in advance?

Late submission of reporting may result in significant penalties and the initiation of tax audits. Upon request from the tax authorities, a taxpayer has 30 calendar days to submit transfer pricing documentation (Local File) and 90 calendar days to submit global transfer pricing documentation (Master File). A request for documentation may cover several reporting periods and transactions with multiple counterparties. As a result, the statutory deadlines established by the Tax Code may be insufficient to prepare high-quality documentation.


How Forvis Mazars can assist you?

  • Identification of controlled transactions
  • Assistance in applying Ukrainian transfer pricing rules 
  • Prepare transfer pricing reporting
  • Adapt the MNE Group’s Master File to Ukrainian legislative requirements 
  • Prepare documentation to substantiate prices or profitability for the purposes of avoiding tax adjustments under sub paragraph 140.5 of Article 140 of the TCU
  • Develop of intra group transfer pricing policies
  • Review and audit of existing transfer pricing documentation 
  • Analysis and justification of the business purpose of controlled transactions
     

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Need assistance in identifying controlled transactions or have questions about preparing your reports? Reach out to our experts to ensure your company’s compliance with tax requirements and stay confident in meeting regulatory obligations.

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Partner, Head of Tax & Legal Department Denys Shendryk
Denys Shendryk Partner, Head of Tax & Legal Department - Kyiv

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