Chartered Accountants in India, working with clients across Europe
Every Indian entity with international or specified domestic transactions files an accountant’s report each year: Form 3CEB, now Form 48. It sits within a tight calendar. Here it is.
Dates as they usually apply; check each year for extensions.
Every related party and the relationship.
Each international and specified domestic transaction.
Whether records were kept.
Where primary adjustments apply.
Books, agreements and invoices.
Method and benchmarking.
Against documentation.
Filed online.
Same figures in both.
Unreported transactions invite adjustments and penalties.
The report and the return disagree.
A fee applies under the new Act.
Related pages.
We certify TP reports for Indian entities of groups in every EU country, Switzerland and Norway.
Share your intercompany ledgers and agreements. We’ll prepare and certify the report.
General guidance based on the rules as they stand, including the Income-tax Act, 2025 and the Income-tax Rules, 2026. It is not legal, tax or financial advice for your situation; please contact us before acting on it.