Document background
The Inter Company Services Agreement is essential for formalizing service arrangements between affiliated entities in a corporate structure under U.S. jurisdiction. This document is typically used when one company within a group provides administrative, technical, management, or operational services to another related company. It ensures compliance with transfer pricing regulations, establishes clear service delivery expectations, and maintains proper corporate governance. The agreement is particularly important for tax compliance, risk management, and maintaining clear operational boundaries between entities. It includes detailed provisions for service scope, performance standards, pricing mechanisms, intellectual property rights, and data protection, while adhering to relevant U.S. federal and state laws including tax regulations and corporate governance requirements.
