For determining the arm’s length price under the Income-tax Rules, 2026, which of the following is an uncontrolled transaction?
Question and options
For determining the arm’s length price under the Income-tax Rules, 2026, which of the following is an uncontrolled transaction?
A transaction between enterprises that are not associated enterprises
A transaction between two branches of the same enterprise abroad
A transaction between associated enterprises that are both residents
A transaction between associated enterprises, one of them a non-resident
Answer and explanation
Rule 77(f) of the Income-tax Rules, 2026 defines an uncontrolled transaction as one between enterprises other than associated enterprises, whether resident or non-resident; such transactions supply the comparables for the arm’s length price. A transaction between associated enterprises is controlled whatever their residence, and dealings between branches of one enterprise are not between two enterprises at all.
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