Tax Evasion

noun a method used by multinational companies to determine the prices at which they buy and sell goods and services among their subsidiaries

• The company implemented a new transfer pricing policy to ensure compliance with international tax regulations.
• The company had to figure out how to price transfers to meet tax rules.
• The company had to juggle prices to avoid getting in trouble with the taxman.
• Setting transfer pricing is like walking a tightrope to balance profits and taxes.

noun capital that is sent out of a country in order to avoid risk or instability, often for investment in foreign markets

• Flight capital refers to the movement of money from one country to another for the purpose of investment or to escape political or economic instability.
• People often move their flight capital to more stable countries to protect their assets.
• Rich folks stash their flight capital in offshore accounts to avoid taxes.
• In times of crisis, individuals may resort to flight capital as a means of securing their financial future.