Transfer Pricing

Transfer Pricing in India is regulated by a separate code under Sections 92 to 92F of the Indian Income Tax Act, 1961 covering intra-group cross-border transactions which is applicable from 1 April 2001 and specified domestic transactions which is applicable from 1 April 2012. Since the introduction of the code, transfer pricing has become one of the most important international tax issue affecting enterprises operating in India.

“The Indian Transfer Pricing Code prescribes that income arising from international transactions or specified domestic transactions between associated enterprises should be computed having regard to the arm’s-length price. It has been clarified that any allowance for an expenditure or interest or allocation of any cost or expense arising from an international transaction or specified domestic transaction also shall be determined having regard to the arm’s-length price”

Transfer pricing provisions should be adhered on a continuous basis and should be factored in the business model itself in order to minimize the related tax risks in the long run without putting business model into question by tax authorities.

Shreyance & Associates’s Transfer pricing Practice is a one stop portal for managing all your transfer pricing requirements. Our consulting approach is marked by analysis of our client’s business activity and providing solutions to meet the requirements of transfer pricing legislation. Our services include:

  • Transfer Pricing Planning
  • Assistance in preparing transfer pricing documentation
  • Preparing transfer pricing study
  • Advice on Advance Pricing Arrangement
  • Legal Work
  • Assistance in drafting responses to notices, enquiries and such other communication received from tax authorities
  • Assistance in handling of assessments and appeals
  • Providing in-house training to manage requirements of transfer pricing legislation like documentation, reports, database, etc

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28 Nov 25 Return for October by persons with Unique Identification Number (UIN) like embassies etc to get refund under GST for goods and services purchased by them.
29 Nov 25 Half yearly Audit Report from April to September of Reconciliation of Share Capital by Unlisted Public Companies.
30 Nov 25 Statutory Auditor to file Annual return with National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA) in respect of entities covered in Clause 3(1)(a) to 3(1)(e) of NFRA Rules 2018. It will not cover tax audits, Limited review & Quarterly audits.
30 Nov 25 Online Application for alternative tax regime if due date of ITR is 30 Nov.
30 Nov 25 Filing of Income Tax Return where Transfer Pricing applicable.
30 Nov 25 E-filing of statement by non-resident u/s 285, having liason office in India, for FY 2024-25.
30 Nov 25 Deposit of TDS u/s 194-IA on payment made for purchase of property in October.
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30 Nov 25 Deposit of TDS on Virtual Digital Assets u/s 194S for October.
30 Nov 25 Annual RoDTEP Return (ARR)for the financial year 2023-24. Grace period was extended from 30.09.2025 to 30.11.2025 with late fee of Rs. 10,000. If the total RoDTEP claim for a given IEC exceeds Rs. 1 crore in a financial year, filing the Annual RoDTEP Retu
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