India celebrates success of APA scheme with 175 APAs concluded

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India celebrates success of APA scheme with 175 APAs concluded

Lena Angvik
September 07 2017
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India has become known as a trailblazer in the area of advance pricing agreements in the past few years, with the scheme having received more than 800 applications since 2012. The IT and financial services sectors have benefited the most with half of concluded APAs coming from these sectors.

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