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ARTICLE · 12 OCTOBER 2016

Swarovski India Pvt Ltd Vs. DCIT

Tribunal upholds taxpayer's contention of exclusion of indirect expenses for margin computation; verify data before considering a company as a comparable.

IndiaTax
Nangia & Co
Nangia & Co

Tribunal upholds taxpayer's contention of exclusion of indirect expenses for margin computation; verify data before considering a company as a comparable.

Facts of the case

Swarovski India Pvt. Ltd. ("the taxpayer") is a wholly owned subsidiary of Swarovski International Holdings AG (FIH) which is globally famous for its Crystal and related products. The taxpayer is operating as a 100% EOU in Pune and engaged in job work coating raw material beads and polishing the sale to its associated enterprises ("AEs") and domestic unit operating in New Delhi carried out import and sale of crystal and related products.

During the year under consideration, the taxpayer, being the sole distributer of the products of its AEs in India, sold goods manufactured by its AEs to the customers. For benchmarking its international transaction pertaining to "purchase of consumables and job work charges received", the taxpayer selected Cost Plus Method ("CPM") and computed gross mark-up

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