Monday, 3 August 2015

Use of Berry ratio as PLI upheld




In a recent ruling, the Delhi Bench of the Income-tax Appellate Tribunal, placing extensive reliance on the ruling made by the same bench in the case of Mitsubishi Corporation India Private Limited, has:

  • Upheld the use of the ‘Berry ratio’ as profit level indicator (PLI).
  • Rejected the transfer pricing officer’s (TPO’s) re-characterisation of the taxpayer’s service activity to a trading activity.
  • Rejected the TPO’s contentions pertaining to attribution of additional returns on account of location savings and certain supply chain and human intangibles owned/ developed by the taxpayer.

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