CBDT extends validity of TP Safe Harbour rules till Assessment Year 2021-22

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CBDT extends validity of Transfer Pricing Safe Harbour rules

Notification No. 117/2021, dated 24-09-2021

The CBDT has extended the validity of provisions of Rule 10TD(1) & Rule 10(2A) till Assessment Year 2021-22. Rule 10TD(1) and Rule 10TD(2A) prescribe a list of eligible international transactions where transfer price declared by the assessee shall be required to be accepted by the Income-tax Authorities.

Sub-rule (3A) to Rule 10TD sets time limit for the application of the provision of sub-rules (1) and (2A). It provides that provisions shall apply for the Assessment Year 2017-18 and two Assessment Years immediately following that. In other words, the provisions applied for Assessment Years 2017-18 to 2019-20. Later the Board has inserted a new sub-rule 3B to the Rule 10TD(3B) to extend the applicability of provisions of sub-rules (1) and (2A) till Assessment Year 2020-21.

The Board has now amended Rule 10TD(3B) to further extend the applicability of Safe Harbour Rules until Assessment Year 2021-22.

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