India’s proposals to ease tax rules for multinationals in its 2026 budget unveiled Sunday will provide them the certainty they need in cross-border transactions, according to practitioners.
In her budget speech, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman proposed reforms to safe harbor rules in which Indian tax authorities accept the arm’s-length price for transfer pricing transactions declared by taxpayers in certain sectors.
She proposed a reduction in safe harbor margin rates for information technology services companies to 15.5%—down from rates that can be as high as 18%—and permission for larger companies to apply for the safe harbor.
The proposals mark “one ...
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