The Tax Authority of Uruguay issued Ruling No. 5,947 on 6 December 2016 according to which a corporation conducts business with foreign related companies with income derived from a tax-exempt activity will be subject to the transfer pricing regulations. The corporation will have to carry out necessary transfer pricing analysis, keep supporting documents and will have to submit transfer pricing report.
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