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An Intercompany Agreement For Services is essential for multinational corporations and company groups operating in the United States to formalize and regulate service arrangements between their affiliated entities. This document is typically used when one company within a corporate group provides administrative, technical, management, or other services to related entities. The agreement ensures compliance with U.S. transfer pricing regulations, establishes clear service delivery frameworks, and documents the arm's length nature of the arrangement. It is particularly crucial for tax compliance, risk management, and corporate governance purposes, helping organizations demonstrate that intercompany transactions are conducted on commercial terms similar to those that would be agreed between unrelated parties.
