1. VAT risk: the transfer of products in the same area may trigger the obligation to pay VAT. Different countries and regions have different value-added tax laws, so the transfer may be regarded as supply and the corresponding value-added tax needs to be paid.

2. Risk of cross-border goods transfer: If the product transfer occurs in different countries or regions, it may involve cross-border transactions, and the tax risks involved are more complicated. Such as customs duties, import value-added tax, export tax rebate, etc. It may be necessary.

3. Transfer pricing risk: product distribution may involve transfer pricing. In different tax jurisdictions, the determination of international principles such as fair price and prudent price may have different views and treatment methods with relevant tax authorities.

4. Income distribution risk: If the transfer involves transactions between branches or subsidiaries, there may be income distribution risk. Some countries or regions have specific requirements and supervision on the surplus distribution of cross-border transactions.