In transfer pricing and operating model planning matters, Mr. Kuramoto has directed teams overseeing the building and managing of transfer pricing documentation and the review and creation of transfer pricing policies and processes. He helps clients structure integrated strategies that address tax risks to help businesses achieve sustainable tax planning. He also assists clients with their transfer pricing compliance and documentation, including the analysis and documentation of transactions between related parties for consistency with the arm's length principle for tax purposes. Mr. Kuramoto has developed and implemented transfer pricing policies, procedures, and systems for setting, monitoring, and documenting intercompany tax transactions. 

Mr. Kuramoto has worked on transfer pricing disputes and tax controversy issues including transfer pricing examinations from the National Tax Agency in Japan and the IRS, appeals and alternative processes, APAs, the competent authority process, and arbitration. He assisted over 30 Uni- and Bilateral APA and Mutual Agreement Procedures projects for Japanese multinational companies and succeeded in bringing fair and reasonable conclusions on tax authorities' examinations for his clients. He regularly speaks on transfer pricing-related topics at various Japanese chambers of commerce organizations and Japanese business associations.