Winds of change blast transfer pricing regime

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Winds of change blast transfer pricing regime

April 17 2012

March’s budget introduced India’s first advance pricing agreement (APA) regime and also saw the inclusion of domestic transactions into the country’s transfer pricing laws. Karishma Phatarphekar and Shefali Shah of Grant Thornton India and Arun Chhabra of Walker Chandiok & Associates run through the changes and offers case studies on how best to cope with the amendments.

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