Safe harbour allows acceptance of declared transfer prices by tax authorities, curbing assessments under transfer pricing rules. Safe harbour denotes circumstances under which income-tax authorities will accept the transfer price or the income deemed to accrue or arise as declared by the assessee; it functions as an administrative rule permitting reliance on the assessee's declared transfer price and corresponding income where the conditions defining the safe harbour are met.
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Safe harbour allows acceptance of declared transfer prices by tax authorities, curbing assessments under transfer pricing rules.
Safe harbour denotes circumstances under which income-tax authorities will accept the transfer price or the income deemed to accrue or arise as declared by the assessee; it functions as an administrative rule permitting reliance on the assessee's declared transfer price and corresponding income where the conditions defining the safe harbour are met.
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