Akzo Nobel India Limited v. DCIT
71 Taxmann.com 57Income Tax Appellate Tribunal2016#6461 most cited
What is Akzo Nobel India Limited v. DCIT authority for?
The Assessing Officer must first accept the arm's length price (ALP) declared by the assessee for international transactions with associated enterprises. Rejection of the declared ALP is an exception, requiring specific conditions to be met, such as those prescribed under section 92CA(3).
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Akzo Nobel India Ltd v DCIT · 71 taxmann.com 57 · Kol Trib · section 92C · arm's length price · associated enterprises · international transactions · ALP · TPO order · section 92CA(3)