TP Benchmark
Transfer Pricing Comparables screening done by AI
What it does
TP Benchmark turns your Orbis screen into a defensible comparables set. It finds each candidate's website, analyses it against your tested party under the OECD 2022 framework, and returns evidence-backed ACCEPT, REJECT and REVIEW calls with an audit-ready Excel export.
Turn your Orbis screen into a defensible comparables set. TP Benchmark discovers each company’s website, analyzes it against your tested party under the OECD 2022 framework, and gives you evidence-backed ACCEPT, REJECT, and REVIEW decisions with an audit-ready Excel export.
TP Benchmark takes your Orbis screen, finds each candidate’s website, and analyzes its real business against your tested party. You get an ACCEPT, REJECT, or REVIEW decision you can defend, backed by archived evidence and a full audit trail. A screen returns hundreds of candidates by industry code and keywords. Proving each one is genuinely comparable, by what the business actually does, is still manual, slow, and hard to defend. A durable workflow runs the read-through and pauses for your judgment at the moments that matter. Create a study and upload your Orbis export. Define the tested party yourself, or let the AI Profile Wizard extract it from your existing TP study document. TP…from tp-benchmark.com
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