Specified domestic transaction rules impose reporting and valuation duties when aggregate related-party domestic dealings exceed the statutory threshold. Section 92BA treats specified domestic transactions as certain domestic dealings between specified persons that, when aggregated above the statutory threshold, attract valuation and documentation rules; categories include transactions under Chapter VI-A and section 10AA, transfers of goods or services under specified provisions, business between specified persons, and other prescribed transactions. The scope can include payments to nonresident directors in domestic contexts. Aggregate value is taken from books of account and may be computed net of indirect taxes.
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Specified domestic transaction rules impose reporting and valuation duties when aggregate related-party domestic dealings exceed the statutory threshold.
Section 92BA treats specified domestic transactions as certain domestic dealings between specified persons that, when aggregated above the statutory threshold, attract valuation and documentation rules; categories include transactions under Chapter VI-A and section 10AA, transfers of goods or services under specified provisions, business between specified persons, and other prescribed transactions. The scope can include payments to nonresident directors in domestic contexts. Aggregate value is taken from books of account and may be computed net of indirect taxes.
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