Bharat's Transfer Pricing (Domestic & International Transactions)
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Product Information
xFormat |
Printed Books |
Faculty Name |
CA. Divakar Vijayasarathy |
Course Material Language |
English |
Package Details |
7th Edition 2025, Paperback Book |
Item Code |
978-81-1956-574-0 |
Study Material Format |
Printed Books |
Delivery |
Home Delivery within 7-10 days from the date of Payment Confirmation. |
Brand |
Bharat Law House |
No of Pages |
912 |
Description
x| About TRANSFER PRICING (Domestic & International Transactions) |
Chapter 1 Relevance and Rationale of Transfer PricingChapter 2 Transfer Pricing Law in IndiaChapter 3 Methods for Determining the Arm's Length PriceChapter 4 Functions, Assets and Risk (FAR) AnalysisChapter 5 Benchmarking and Selection of ComparablesChapter 6 Transfer Pricing AdjustmentChapter 7 Range Concept and Multi-year DataChapter 8 Transfer Pricing for Loss-Making CompaniesChapter 9 Transfer Pricing for Specialised Capital GoodsChapter 10 Transfer Pricing for StartupsChapter 11 Limitation on Interest Deductions and Transfer Pricing for Financial TransactionsChapter 12 Domestic Transfer PricingChapter 13 Safe Harbour Guidelines With ComparisonChapter 14 Practical Issues in Transfer PricingChapter 15 Transfer Pricing DocumentationChapter 16 Form 3CEB and Auditor's ResponsibilityChapter 17 Master File and Country-by-Country Reporting in IndiaChapter 18 Advance Pricing Agreements — An Indian PerspectiveChapter 19 Mutual Agreement ProcedureChapter 20 Interplay of GAAR and Transfer PricingChapter 21 Interplay of DTAA and Transfer PricingChapter 22 Transfer Pricing — Global PerspectiveChapter 23 Transfer Pricing in UAEChapter 24 Supreme Court Decisions on Transfer Pricing LawChapter 25 UN & OECD Practical Manual on Transfer PricingChapter 26 Sample Transfer Pricing Report — Case Study 1Chapter 27 Sample Transfer Pricing Report — Case Study 2Chapter 28 Statutory Provisions, Circulars and Notifications |
