Discrepancy between Indian GST and TP opens door for disputes

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Discrepancy between Indian GST and TP opens door for disputes

Lena Angvik
October 26 2017
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India has seen a good deal of business disruption since GST was introduced in July with little time for companies to prepare. TP professionals are now warning that disharmony in the open market pricing between GST and TP laws could add yet another layer of complexity to the new regime.

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