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Adjustment towards foreign exchange fluctuation - non-consideration of impact of abnormal movement in the foreign exchange rates while computing the operating profit margin - the assessee treated foreign exchange fluctuation loss as non-operating and thus computed its operating margin accordingly. Such treatment has been accepted by the TPO also. Once the forex loss has itself been treated and accepted as non-operating for self and the comparables, the same become neutral qua the computation of operating margin, leaving no room for any further adjustment. - AT
Adjustment towards foreign exchange fluctuation - non-consideration of impact of abnormal movement in the foreign exchange rates while computing the operating profit margin - the assessee treated foreign exchange fluctuation loss as non-operating and thus computed its operating margin accordingly. Such treatment has been accepted by the TPO also. Once the forex loss has itself been treated and accepted as non-operating for self and the comparables, the same become neutral qua the computation of operating margin, leaving no room for any further adjustment. - AT
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