Transfer
pricing laws of India are frequently invoked by Indian income tax
department these days.
Perry4Law
and Perry4Law’s
Techno Legal Base (PTLB) believe that the transfer pricing laws
and valuation of the unlisted company needs further clarification
from our legislature. Otherwise, litigations would keep on surfacing
unnecessary.
In a listed company, the valuation is based on
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) formula, which is the
average of six-month or two-week share price, whichever is higher.
But in unlisted companies, the valuation can be based on fair market
price, or book value, or returns on share based on a certification by
an independent valuer.
See Corporate Laws In India for more.
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