Advanced Diploma in TP by Thomas Jefferson School of Law

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The deadline to submit your application for an Advanced Diploma in Transfer Pricing is fast approaching.

Develop an in-depth and practical understanding of transfer pricing as you learn about the latest tax treatments of complex transactions and policy developments that companies need to regularly deal with.

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