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ARTICLE · 05 NOVEMBER 2025

Transfer Pricing Framework And Compliance Obligations For Offshore Subsidiaries In India

In the contemporary context of global business expansion, multinational enterprises (MNEs) are increasingly dependent on offshore subsidiaries located in India to leverage its extensive talent pool, cost efficiencies, and expanding market potential.

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In the contemporary context of global business expansion, multinational enterprises (MNEs) are increasingly dependent on offshore subsidiaries located in India to leverage its extensive talent pool, cost efficiencies, and expanding market potential.Nevertheless, this strategic approach engenders intricate tax-related complexities, particularly concerning transfer pricing (TP) methodologies.For offshore subsidiaries which are generally defined as Indian entities under foreign parent corporations, adhering to TP regulatory frameworks constitutes not merely a legal requirement but also a protective measure against rigorous tax audits, significant financial penalties, and reputational liabilities.As of October 20251, with the enactment of the Income-Tax Act 2025 (which will take effect on April 1, 2026) and the recent modifications to safe harbour provisions, the regulatory environment is undergoing significant transformation.This article delves into the fundamental

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