Distribution - profit repat

 For the distribution, then we have the intercompany agreement for the sale of the products less a discount.  For those, we need to take a look at the returns (like Australia) and adjust the intercompany price if the results aren't within an arms-length range.


Royalty exp. <=> Royalty income (under the License agreement) 

Commission income & expense for others without the agreement


IP, residual royalty, know-how (intangible)- Does treaty protect no matter what? 

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