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Budget 2016: Transfer Pricing Rules With Wider Ambit Soon

The government might change transfer pricing provisions in Budget 2016-17 to ensure companies with overseas presence and consolidated revenue of more than Rs 5,000 crore comply with extensive data reporting and documentation.

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Budget 2016: Transfer Pricing Rules With Wider Ambit Soon

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  1. Budget 2016: Transfer Pricing Rules With Wider Ambit Soon The government might change transfer pricing provisions in Budget 2016 to ensure companies with overseas presence and consolidated revenue of more than Rs 5,000 crore comply with extensive data reporting and documentation. Legislative changes in the Income Tax Act would be in line with the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) measures unveiled by the Paris-based think-tank, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), in October last year to curb tax evasion by multinational companies. Called the new world order in taxation, BEPS will require Indian companies with overseas presence and consolidated annual revenue of more than Rs 5,000 crore in the previous financial year to furnish country- by-country reports (CBCR) to the Indian tax department as well as a master file and local file directly to the tax authorities of each country of operation. Budget 2016-17 The Indian tax department would have to share the CBCR documents with tax authorities of other jurisdictions. The three-tiered standardised approach is among the 15 action points listed by BEPS to plug loopholes that allow companies to shift their profits to low-tax countries and debt to high-tax countries.

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