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India Transfer Pricing Changes for Foreign Companies

India Transfer Pricing Changes for Foreign Companies

03 Apr, 2026

To boost the IT sector investments in India & to reduce the litigation for foreign companies setting up in India, India is moving to major changes in “Transfer Pricing’. A major shift is being seen in ‘Transfer Pricing’ for IT Companies & data centers setup by foreign companies in India.

1) Common Safe Harbor margin for IT Companies- Common Safe harbor margin is introduced for under Information Technology Services at the rate of 15.5%. it is proposed to club the provision of software development services, provision of IT services & Research & development services under one specific rule of Information Technology services.

2) Threshold increased for Safe Harbor application- Threshold for availing safe Harbor being enhanced substantially from INR 300 crore to INR 2,000 crores 

3) Continuous application for 5 years- Once applied by an Information Technology Services company, the same safe Harbor can be continued for a period of 5 years at a stretch at its choice.

4) Safe harbor rule introduced for component warehousing in a bonded warehouse- It is proposed to introduce a safe Harbor to nonresidents for component warehousing in a bonded warehouse at a profit margin of 2 percent of the invoice value

If you have a footprint n India, check does your services qualify for Safe Harbor rules 

Check the impact your Company will have on application of Safe Harbor

Decide: Safe harbor vs Benchmarking as per Transfer Pricing regulations based on your risk appetite

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