Transfer Pricing Documentation in Nashik | TP Study, Form 3CEB & Master File | N D Savla & Associates
Transfer Pricing Documentation · Nashik, Maharashtra

Documentation That Holds Up, Not Just Ticks a Box.

Preparation of transfer pricing study reports, Form 3CEB, master file and country-by-country reporting for international and domestic related-party transactions.

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Transfer pricing documentation is the record that a taxpayer relies on to demonstrate, if questioned, that related-party transactions were priced at arm's length — and its quality is tested only after the fact, during assessment.

At N D Savla & Associates, we prepare transfer pricing study reports, the accountant's report in Form 3CEB, and master file and country-by-country reporting filings where the applicable thresholds are met.

Our documentation is built to be defensible on review, with the functional, asset and risk analysis, method selection and benchmarking laid out in a manner an assessing officer can follow.

Our Transfer Pricing Documentation Services

Transfer Pricing Study Report

Preparation of the annual transfer pricing study supporting the pricing adopted.

Form 3CEB Certification Support

Compilation of transaction details and support for the accountant's report in Form 3CEB.

Functional, Asset & Risk Analysis

Documentation of the functions, assets and risks of each related party to the transaction.

Method Selection Advisory

Advisory on the most appropriate transfer pricing method for each category of transaction.

Master File Compliance

Preparation and filing of the master file where the prescribed thresholds are crossed.

Country-by-Country Reporting (CbCR)

Advisory and filing support for country-by-country reporting obligations.

Intra-Group Agreement Review

Review of intercompany agreements for consistency with the documented pricing policy.

Documentation Refresh & Update

Periodic update of transfer pricing documentation to reflect current-year facts.

Our Advisory Process

1

Transaction Mapping

All international and specified domestic transactions with associated enterprises are mapped.

2

Functional Analysis

Functions performed, assets employed and risks assumed by each party are documented.

3

Method & Benchmarking

The most appropriate method is selected and supported with benchmarking analysis.

4

Report & Form Preparation

The transfer pricing study report and Form 3CEB are prepared and finalised.

5

Filing & Retention

Filings are completed within due dates and documentation is retained as required.

Why It Matters

Documentation built around actual functions, assets and risks, not assumptions
Form 3CEB compiled accurately across all reportable transactions
Method selection reasoned and consistent with the nature of the transaction
Master file and CbCR obligations tracked against applicable thresholds
Intercompany agreements aligned with the documented pricing policy
Documentation structured to withstand scrutiny during assessment
Consistent methodology maintained year-on-year
Due dates for filing and retention tracked without last-minute pressure

Frequently Asked Questions

Any taxpayer entering into international transactions, or specified domestic transactions above the prescribed threshold, with associated enterprises is generally required to maintain transfer pricing documentation.
Form 3CEB is the accountant's report certifying that international and specified domestic transactions have been reported and are consistent with the arm's length principle, and it must generally be filed before the income tax return due date.
A master file is generally required where the consolidated group revenue and the value of international transactions exceed the thresholds prescribed under the transfer pricing rules.
Country-by-country reporting requires certain large multinational groups to report revenue, profit, tax paid and other indicators for each jurisdiction in which the group operates.
Transfer pricing documentation is generally expected to be maintained and updated on an annual basis to reflect the current year's transactions and financial results.
Failure to maintain or furnish prescribed transfer pricing documentation can attract penalties in addition to increasing the risk of an adverse adjustment during assessment.

Need transfer pricing documentation in place?

Tell us about your related-party transactions — we'll confirm what needs to be documented and filed.