Over-the-counter derivatives defined as privately negotiated contracts not traded on exchanges under income-tax rules. For the purpose of rule 21AK(1) of the Income-tax Rules, 1962, over-the-counter derivatives are derivative contracts not traded on an exchange and instead privately negotiated between a purchaser and a seller, distinguishing them from exchange-traded instruments by their bilateral, privately negotiated mode of formation.
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Over-the-counter derivatives defined as privately negotiated contracts not traded on exchanges under income-tax rules.
For the purpose of rule 21AK(1) of the Income-tax Rules, 1962, over-the-counter derivatives are derivative contracts not traded on an exchange and instead privately negotiated between a purchaser and a seller, distinguishing them from exchange-traded instruments by their bilateral, privately negotiated mode of formation.
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