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TP Adjustment - Comparable selection - determination of arm’s length prices (ALP) - The High Court observed that the dissimilarity in products sold and their respective turnovers could significantly impact the profitability of an entity. Despite acknowledging significant differences and accepting the appellant's arguments, the ITAT failed to entirely exclude Modicare. The Court considered this a vital infirmity and directed the ITAT to re-examine the appropriateness of including Modicare and the functional difference in marketing strategy between the entities.
TP Adjustment - Comparable selection - determination of arm’s length prices (ALP) - The High Court observed that the dissimilarity in products sold and their respective turnovers could significantly impact the profitability of an entity. Despite acknowledging significant differences and accepting the appellant's arguments, the ITAT failed to entirely exclude Modicare. The Court considered this a vital infirmity and directed the ITAT to re-examine the appropriateness of including Modicare and the functional difference in marketing strategy between the entities.
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