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Implementing Project Portfolio Management: From Organization Structure to Recognized Revenue · Module 11 · Burdening and Cross-Charge

Transfer price rules and schedules

Lesson 118 of 198 · 12 min

Create a transfer price rule — cost, cost plus a percentage, or a rate-based price — then a transfer price schedule linking provider and receiver organizations to rules. Set effective dates, record a cross-charged transaction and show the transfer price applied, change the rule and show the price change, then show a transaction with NO applicable rule, and the resulting failure. THE TRANSFER PRICE POLICY IS A FINANCE AND TAX DECISION where legal entities differ. Where they do not, it is a management accounting choice. EITHER WAY, GET IT IN WRITING. A missing rule means the cross-charge fails or prices at zero. CONFIGURE A FALLBACK — same discipline as the resource class rate schedule in Module 6. Effective dating, again, for the same reasons.

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In this module: Module 11 · Burdening and Cross-Charge

  1. 1Why burdening exists
  2. 2Burden structures and cost codes
  3. 3Burden schedules and rates
  4. 4Burden in the accounting
  5. 5Cross-charge: the two models
  6. 6Configuring borrowed and lent
  7. 7Transfer price rules and schedules
  8. 8What breaks
  9. 9Lab: three burden treatments and a cross-charge