Income Tax

Income Tax Appellate Tribunal directs reassessment of transfer pricing adjustments in Pune

Originally reported by Taxguru as: Income Tax | ITAT Pune Orders Fresh Transfer Pricing Benchmarking Under Rule 10AB

26 Oct 2026, 7:55 pm IST · Xecute.finance News Desk

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The ITAT Pune remanded a transfer pricing adjustment involving Raymond Fasteners for fresh benchmarking. The tribunal permitted the use of the Rule 10AB gross-margin method while restricting the adjustment strictly to associated enterprise transactions.

Why it matters: Critical for corporate tax professionals managing international transfer pricing disputes and benchmarking compliance under Indian tax laws.

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The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal in Pune issued an order remanding the transfer pricing adjustment concerning Raymond Fasteners for fresh benchmarking. In its directive, the tribunal permitted the application of the gross-margin method under Rule 10AB and mandated that any resulting adjustments must be strictly limited to transactions conducted with associated enterprises.

Transfer pricing rules govern the pricing of cross-border transactions between group entities to ensure they reflect fair market value. Proper benchmarking ensures that taxable profits are correctly allocated across different tax jurisdictions in compliance with statutory regulations.

Tax practitioners and corporate finance teams must review current benchmarking methodologies in light of this ruling. The company and tax authorities will now proceed with the fresh benchmarking exercise following the tribunal's specified procedural guidelines.

Source: taxguru.in

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