Arm's length price option prevents TPO reference and extends pricing to two subsequent years when declared valid. The amendments provide that where an assessee exercises a prescribed option and the Transfer Pricing Officer declares that option valid for a previous year, no reference for computation of the arm's length price shall be made for that transaction; the arm's length price determined for a year may apply to similar transactions in the two immediately following years if the assessee files options in prescribed form and the TPO issues a written validity declaration, and where declared valid the TPO will determine prices for those subsequent years and the Assessing Officer will recompute total income accordingly.
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Arm's length price option prevents TPO reference and extends pricing to two subsequent years when declared valid.
The amendments provide that where an assessee exercises a prescribed option and the Transfer Pricing Officer declares that option valid for a previous year, no reference for computation of the arm's length price shall be made for that transaction; the arm's length price determined for a year may apply to similar transactions in the two immediately following years if the assessee files options in prescribed form and the TPO issues a written validity declaration, and where declared valid the TPO will determine prices for those subsequent years and the Assessing Officer will recompute total income accordingly.
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