TP Adjustment - exclusion of comparables - high turnover per se ...

Income Tax

July 13, 2019

TP Adjustment - exclusion of comparables - high turnover per se cannot be a ground for exclusion and that the AO has to probe into the matter further - it is functional similarity which should be considered rather than the turnover

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TP Adjustment - exclusion of comparables - high turnover per se ...

Income Tax

July 13, 2019

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