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March 27, 2026
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Official Development Assistance supports metro, healthcare and horticulture projects across India through Japan-backed loan agreements.
Japan has committed Official Development Assistance loans to India for four projects in urban transport, health and agriculture across Maharashtra, Karnataka and Punjab. The projects include Bengaluru Metro Rail Phase 3, Mumbai Metro Line 11, strengthening tertiary healthcare and medical education in Maharashtra, and promoting sustainable horticulture in Punjab. The assistance is channelled through loan agreements between the Government of India and JICA.
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Mutual Agreement Procedure application under treaty rules enables resident taxpayers to challenge inconsistent foreign tax actions.
Form No. 55 is the prescribed application by a resident assessee in India to invoke the Mutual Agreement Procedure where a foreign tax authority's action or order is considered inconsistent with the applicable Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement. The form is filed within the treaty time limit, usually within three years of first notification, and requires applicant details, foreign authority particulars, reasons for objection, supporting documents, and details of any remedy sought abroad. It may be submitted online or offline, must be e-verified, and cannot be withdrawn.
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Double taxation relief through mutual agreement procedure begins with Form No. 55 for resident assessees.
Form No. 55 is an application by a resident assessee in India to the Competent Authority of India when a foreign tax authority's action or order is considered inconsistent with the applicable Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement. It is used to seek resolution under the Mutual Agreement Procedure, generally within the treaty time limit, and may be filed online or through the offline utility with supporting documents and verification by DSC or EVC. The form cannot be withdrawn after filing.
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Advance Pricing Agreement renewal form streamlines repeated transfer pricing filings and reduces compliance burden for similar transactions.
Form 54 is a renewal mechanism for an Advance Pricing Agreement application, intended for applicants who have already signed an APA or previously filed a pending APA application involving the same or substantially similar transactions. It reduces duplication and compliance burden, supports continuing or comparable international transactions, and may also cover rollback requests. The form is filed electronically by an eligible person and requires disclosures on the applicant's profile, covered transactions, rollback details, prior filings, and transfer pricing methodology.
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Special additional excise duty and export duties were imposed on diesel and aviation turbine fuel to discourage exports and secure adequate domestic supply. The windfall levy will be reviewed on a fortnightly basis, reflecting a dynamic adjustment mechanism linked to supply conditions and market developments. The duty changes were announced alongside a reduction in excise duty on petrol and diesel for domestic consumption to moderate price pressures and reduce underrecoveries for oil marketing companies.
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Advance pricing agreement renewal form streamlines repeated filings, reduces compliance burden, and supports rollback requests online.
Form 54 is an optional renewal application for taxpayers who have already entered into, or previously applied for, an advance pricing agreement involving the same or highly similar international transactions with an associated enterprise. It is intended to avoid duplication, reduce compliance burden, and streamline the renewal route, including rollback requests where eligible. The form must be filed online, once a year, with the prescribed documents, proof of payment, and a valid PAN, and it cannot be edited after submission and acknowledgment.
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Minimum alternate tax relief form enables recomputation of book profits for APA and secondary adjustment income.
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Excise duty cuts on petrol and diesel aim to stabilise fuel prices and ease consumer burden.
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March 27, 2026
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Minimum alternate tax relief through Form 53 applies to APA and secondary adjustment cases with recomputation of book profits.
Form 53 is the prescribed application for taxpayers affected by secondary adjustments or APA-related adjustments for past years to seek recomputation of book profits and minimum alternate tax liability. It is mandatory where book profit increases in a financial year because income of past year(s) is included pursuant to an Advance Pricing Agreement or a secondary adjustment. The form must be filed by the due date for the return, can be filed once a year, requires no specific supporting documents, cannot be edited after acknowledgment, and cannot be submitted without a valid PAN.
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Advance Pricing Agreement compliance reporting requires annual filing of Form 52 with adjustments, critical assumptions, and supporting documentation.
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March 27, 2026
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Advance Pricing Agreement compliance reporting under Form 52 requires annual online filing with supporting transfer pricing documentation.
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March 27, 2026
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March 27, 2026
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Advance Pricing Agreement filing form streamlines transfer pricing applications, rollback requests, and online compliance requirements.
Form 51 is the prescribed application for an Advance Pricing Agreement under the Income-tax Act, 2025, covering international transactions and specified domestic transactions for a specified period. It may be filed by a person who has entered into, or is contemplating entering into, international transactions with an associated enterprise, including eligible rollback applicants. The form must be filed online, with a valid PAN and proof of payment, and cannot be edited after submission and acknowledgment, except through the prescribed defect or amendment procedure. Supporting documents include financial statements and relevant inter-company agreements.
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Advance Pricing Agreement pre-filing consultation form streamlines transfer pricing discussions, electronic filing, and anonymous representation options.
Form FN050 is the income-tax application for a pre-filing consultation in relation to an Advance Pricing Agreement, allowing an eligible person to discuss the proposed transfer pricing methodology for international transactions before formal APA filing. The form requires details of the applicant, the type of APA proposed, the transactions to be covered, and the relevant tax years, with annexures covering group structure, business model, functional profile, transfer pricing audit history, and other international transactions. It is filed electronically, assigned to an APA team, and taken up for consultation, with the Indian competent authority associated in bilateral or multilateral cases.
March 27, 2026
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Advance Pricing Agreement pre-filing meeting form guides optional online application for transfer pricing discussions.
Form 50 is the prescribed income-tax application for requesting a pre-filing meeting in connection with an Advance Pricing Agreement under the transfer pricing framework. It is optional and available to a taxpayer intending to enter into an APA, enabling the taxpayer to place its proposed transfer pricing methodology before the tax authority before making a formal APA application. The form may be filed before undertaking the international transaction, only once in a year, and online only through the Income Tax e-Filing portal.
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Excise duty relief and export levies aim to shield fuel consumers and secure domestic supply amid global oil-price volatility.
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Guidance note - Form 57

March 27, 2026

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Form No. 57 – Intimation by a designated constituent entity, resident in India, of an international group, for the purposes of section 171(4)

Purpose:

Relevant rule for Form No. 57 is Rule 123 of the Income-tax Rules, 2026. Form No. 57 is an intimation by a designated constituent entity of an international group under Rule 123(4). It is required to be furnished in those cases where more than one constituent entities of an international group are required to furnish Form No. 56.

Who Should File:

Where there are more than one constituent entities of an international group required to file the Form No. 56, it may be furnished by any one constituent entity, if the international group has designated such entity for this purpose; and the information has been conveyed to the Department in Form No. 57 in this behalf in accordance with Rule 123(4). The constituent entity designated by the international group to comply with the requirements of section 171(1)(b) of the Income-tax Act, 2025 may file Form No. 57.

Frequency & Due Dates:

The due date for filing Form No. 57 is at least 30 days before the due date for filing Form No. 56 (Master File).

Structure of Form No. 57:

The structure and required information in Form No. 57 include:

  • Part A: Particulars of the Designated Constituent Entity – Name, address and Permanent Account Number (PAN), email id, contact number of the designated constituent entity
  • Part B: Other information – Name of the international group of which the assessee is a constituent entity, details of the parent entity of the international group, Accounting Year for which the report is being submitted

What are the documents required to file Form No. 57?

The following information/document in relation to the internation group may be required for filing Form No. 57:

  • Details of the designated constituent entity
  • Name of the international group and details of the parent entity of the international group

What is the process flow of filing Form No. 57?

Form No. 57 is an e-Form, and following are the steps to file it online:

  • Login to the e-filing portal
  • On the dashboard, click ‘e-File’ > ‘Income Tax forms’ > ‘File Income Tax Forms’
  • Scroll down to select Form No. 57
  • Alternatively, enter Form No. 57 in the search box. Click on ‘File now’ button to proceed
  • After checking the documents required for filing the form click on 'Let's Get Started'
  • Fill all the necessary details and click on ‘Preview’
  • After reviewing all the information, ‘Proceed’ to e-Verify'
  • After verification Click on 'Yes' to submit the Form.

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