General Motors case reinforces Indian taxpayers' right to use foreign entities as tested party

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General Motors case reinforces Indian taxpayers' right to use foreign entities as tested party

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In the first case to reference the UN manual since the Indian government formally adopted it, taxpayers can be more confident about using a foreign entity to test whether a transaction is at arm's-length, after the Ahmedabad bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal overturned a transfer pricing adjustment made against General Motors on these grounds.

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