ITAT Orders Fresh Transfer Pricing Analysis, Grants Relief on Interest Deduction:
ITAT directed a fresh transfer pricing analysis after ruling on forex gains, expense allocation and comparables, while allowing the taxpayer's interest deduction claim under Section 57(iii).
ITAT Orders Fresh Transfer Pricing Analysis
Vanshika verma
Jul 2, 2026
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ITAT Orders Fresh Transfer Pricing Analysis, Grants Relief on Interest Deduction
ITAT directed a fresh transfer pricing analysis after ruling on forex gains, expense allocation and comparables, while allowing the taxpayer's interest deduction claim under Section 57(iii).
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