Willis Towers Watson has released a new base erosion and profit sharing (BEPS) product, Radar, for captive owners.
Radar will combine captive and analytical consulting to help captive owners identify and respond to the challenges posed by BEPS.
The new product will provide advice around transfer pricing, economic rationale, substance, documentation and evidence.
In addition, it will help captive owners with BEPS compliance, captive value and future strategy.
Ciaran Healy, director of consulting at Willis Global Captive Practice, said: “Radar is a multifaceted BEPS service that provides captive owners with a framework to positively respond to the BEPS challenge.”
“Our tools facilitate the blending quantitative and qualitative assessment metrics and serve as a platform to review, analyse, document, action, respond to the BEPS challenge in a demonstrable way.”
