How India is striving to attract your company's investment through transfer pricing measures

International Tax Review is part of Legal Benchmarking Limited, 1-2 Paris Garden, London, SE1 8ND

Copyright © Legal Benchmarking Limited and its affiliated companies 2025

Accessibility | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Modern Slavery Statement

How India is striving to attract your company's investment through transfer pricing measures

Following on from the Indian budget last month and various significant developments on the disputes scene, TPWeek thinks it is a good time to put together a Special Focus, bringing together its most recent reports.

The Indian government is keen to promote a more investor-friendly environment in relation to corporate tax and, in particular, transfer pricing. Hence, the conclusion of bilateral APA agreements with the US and Japan, and rulings in favour of the taxpayer in the Vodafone and Watson Pharma.

TPWeek has reported on the budget, which taxpayers felt was "disappointing" for transfer pricing issues, the need for clarification on indirect share transfers, disputes related to share transfers and analyses of the APA agreements.

breadcrumbbg.png

Download this special focus as a PDF


Twitter

Tweet this    

Twitter
#indiaTP    
LinkedIn
LinkedIn group

Contents

in1.jpg

Indian finance minister keeps transfer pricing at "arm's-length" in 2015-16 budget speech

in2.jpg

Indian budget 2015: What taxpayers want to hear on indirect share transfers

in3.jpg

Indian government decides not to appeal Bombay High Court ruling in Vodafone case

in4.jpg

MAP and bilateral APA agreements with US signal breakthrough for India

in5.jpg

India signs first ever bi-lateral APA with Japanese company

breadcrumbbg.png

Download this special focus as a PDF



Further reading

breadcrumbbg.png

LG awaits Delhi High Court ruling on taxation of marketing intangibles

breadcrumbbg.png

India’s CBDT asks ITAT and DRP to apply Vodafone ruling to similar transfer pricing cases

breadcrumbbg.png

Mumbai ITAT sides with OECD on location savings in Watson Pharma case

breadcrumbbg.png

Indian CBDT launches new dispute resolution framework to silence critics


more across site & shared bottom lb ros

More from across our site

Belgium’s new coalition government has gone ahead with a new exit tax regime that could land it in the courts.
Brazil’s government has not officially framed the bill as a countermeasure amid trade tensions with the US, but the move is being considered as part of Brazil’s strategic response, one expert tells ITR
Understanding India’s income tax landscape can help charities ensure compliance, optimise tax benefits, and enhance their impact, writes Raghav Bajaj of Khaitan & Co
Tax advisers in Brazil are rising above the country’s notoriously complex tax system to deliver high-quality advisory services, ITR’s exclusive in-house data reveals
ITR’s data has highlighted the US firm’s ambition to become America’s ‘premier’ tax player via a concerted partner recruitment strategy
Jaap Zwaan’s arrival continues a recent streak of A&M Tax investing in the region; in other news, the US and Japan struck a deal that significantly lowered tariff rates
In a world where international tax concepts rely on human activity, Leonard Wagenaar poses existential questions about the future of such ideas when AI is ever-present
France v Axa provides a practical illustration of how the burden of proof is applied in TP matters under French law, ITR also heard
In an exclusive interview with ITR, Ian Gary calls for a central public CbCR database and bemoans the US’s lack of involvement in international tax transparency
Reckitt Benckiser is to divest its Essential Home business, which includes more than 70 brands, to private equity firm Advent International
Gift this article