Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
TP adjustment on account of back-to-back counter bank guarantee - TPO, by considering the rate charged by Bank of Baroda for issuance of guarantee against 100% counter guarantee by reputed international banks, has made the transfer pricing adjustment by considering it to be an appropriate CUP. However, there is no further analysis as to how the said transaction is an appropriate CUP to the transaction undertaken by the assessee’s Indian branch considering the FAR in both the transactions and whether any adjustment for differences as per Rule 10B(1)(a) of the Income Tax Rules is possible. - Matter restored back to TPO for de novo benchmarking - AT
TP adjustment on account of back-to-back counter bank guarantee - TPO, by considering the rate charged by Bank of Baroda for issuance of guarantee against 100% counter guarantee by reputed international banks, has made the transfer pricing adjustment by considering it to be an appropriate CUP. However, there is no further analysis as to how the said transaction is an appropriate CUP to the transaction undertaken by the assessee’s Indian branch considering the FAR in both the transactions and whether any adjustment for differences as per Rule 10B(1)(a) of the Income Tax Rules is possible. - Matter restored back to TPO for de novo benchmarking - AT
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