DDTC Professionals Study Transfer Pricing Developments in Singapore
SINGAPORE, DDTCNews – Senior Specialist DDTC Fiscal Research & Advisory Rinaldi Adam Firdaus has arrived in Singapore to participate in the WU-TA Advanced Transfer Pricing Programme 2026.
Rinaldi will attend the two-day programme on 30 September–1 October 2026. His participation completes the involvement of 5 other DDTC professionals who are attending the programme in accordance with their respective training schedules.
Previously, Assistant Manager DDTC Consulting Novi Hartanti and Specialists DDTC Consulting Reeza Aldila Rajab and Audreyda Farahbella Anandivi had arrived in Singapore to attend the programme on 29–30 September 2026.
Meanwhile, DDTC Consulting Specialists Daffa Ardhi Satryo and Ngurah Bagus Pembayun Kepakisan had previously attended the full 4-day programme, from 28 September–1 October 2026.
In total, 6 DDTC professionals are participating in the WU-TA Advanced Transfer Pricing Programme 2026, held from 28 September–1 October 2026. All 6 professionals will also attend training together on the third day of the programme.
The programme, organised by the WU Transfer Pricing Centre and the Tax Academy of Singapore, is an intensive training course covering the latest developments and practices in international transfer pricing, including complex issues relevant to the Asia-Pacific region.
The programme is designed to provide both an in-depth and practical understanding of transfer pricing issues. In addition to presentations, participants take part in workshops and interactive discussions with global academics and international tax practitioners.
The participation of all six professionals forms part of the Human Resource Development Programme (HRDP) that DDTC consistently implements. All costs of attending the programme are borne by DDTC with no service bond attached.
The HRDP is a concrete embodiment of one of DDTC's missions, namely to invest in its human resources. This mission is also aligned with DDTC's vision of becoming a tax institution grounded in research, technology and knowledge that sets the standards and beyond.
Each year, DDTC provides its professionals with opportunities to participate in various competency development programmes, both domestically and abroad. Such support includes professional training as well as full scholarships to pursue master's-level education at leading universities across the globe.
DDTC Founder Darussalam stated that the professionals' participation in the WU-TA Advanced Transfer Pricing Programme 2026 is aimed at strengthening their understanding of international transfer pricing developments and practices.
The knowledge and perspectives gained from the programme are expected to support DDTC professionals in handling a wide range of transfer pricing issues, as well as in delivering services and advisory to clients to a standard that exceeds expectations. (dik)