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ARTICLE · 28 MAY 2020

CBDT Extends Safe Harbour Rules To Fiscal Year 2019-20

With a view to provide tax certainty and reduce litigation in the area of Transfer Pricing, Safe Harbour Rules were introduced in 2013.

IndiaTax
BDO India LLP
BDO India LLP

With a view to provide tax certainty and reduce litigation in the area of Transfer Pricing, Safe Harbour Rules were introduced in 2013. These rules provided safe harbours for certain transactions that have historically been subject to intense litigation – viz. IT/ITES, intra-group financing, R&D, KPO services, corporate guarantee, etc. The Safe Harbour Rules provide that the transfer price declared by an eligible taxpayer in respect of a specified transaction shall be accepted by the Revenue Authorities, subject to fulfilment of the specified conditions. A taxpayer entering specified international transactions and meeting prescribed margin/pricing requirement is eligible to opt for protection provided under the Safe Harbours Rules.

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