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Transfer prices, also called transfer costs, refer to the cost of goods or services that a party charges to another party under the same organisation.
Transfer pricing can be defined as the value which is attached to the goods or services transferred between related parties. In other words, transfer pricing is the price that is paid for goods or services transferred from one unit of an organization to its other units situated in different countries (with exceptions).
Example of Transferred-in Costs Distilling completes its production duties and transfers its product to ing. When this happens, the costs associated with this product are transferred from Distilling to ing.
A cost transfer is a transfer of charges within or between cost centers, internal orders, or WBS elements. Although costs should always be charged to the correct WBS cost object when they are incurred, cost transfers are sometimes needed (for example, to bill interdepartmental costs or adjust billing errors).
A researcher initially charges $1,000 of laboratory supplies to a sponsored research project. Later, its determined that $200 of those supplies were used on another non-sponsored project. To correct this, a cost transfer would be initiated to move $200 of the expense total to a non-sponsored project.
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A Cost Transfer/Correction (COR) Journal is used to move incorrectly posted transaction(s) from one chartstring to another. A COR Journal is the primary method of managing a negative chartstring balance, as it is used to reclass expenses which caused the deficit to another chartstring.
Definition. Labor cost transfers are defined as allocations of labor expense impacting sponsored project(s) after the effort certification period has closed. This procedure applies to all sponsored projects with both federal and non-federal awards.
What are transfer costs? The transfer fees are paid to a transferring attorney, who is appointed by the seller to transfer ownership of the property to the buyer. These costs are payable by the buyer and will vary, depending on the property purchase price.

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