Permanent-establishment reassessment cannot revisit scrutinised disclosures; extended reopening fails without undisclosed material facts and within st...
Modified returns after business reorganisation must be assessed within pending proceedings, barring parallel scrutiny and consequential transfer prici...
Partial appellate remand of transfer-pricing comparability issues, without setting aside or cancelling the assessment, requires effect to be given otherwise than through a fresh assessment. Where the remand requires fresh examination and hearing, the limitation period applicable to consequential action applies. A Tribunal remand to the Transfer Pricing Officer does not constitute an Assessing Officer's reference to that officer and therefore does not trigger the additional limitation extension available for such a reference. The consequential assessment, completed after the prescribed deadline, was quashed as time-barred; the remaining transfer-pricing challenges became infructuous.
Partial appellate remand of transfer-pricing comparability issues, without setting aside or cancelling the assessment, requires effect to be given otherwise than through a fresh assessment. Where the remand requires fresh examination and hearing, the limitation period applicable to consequential action applies. A Tribunal remand to the Transfer Pricing Officer does not constitute an Assessing Officer's reference to that officer and therefore does not trigger the additional limitation extension available for such a reference. The consequential assessment, completed after the prescribed deadline, was quashed as time-barred; the remaining transfer-pricing challenges became infructuous.
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