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Decoding Safe Harbour Rules Under the Income-tax Rules, 2026

Parul Aggarwal
Apr 16
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The New Income-tax Rules, 2026 introduce Safe Harbour Rules 2026 under Indian Transfer Pricing, through introducing a range of Rules from 86 to Rule 102, replacing the earlier Rules. — New Income Tax Rules, 2026 have specifically introduced from Rule 86 to Rule 102 covering the Indian Safe Harbour Rules 2026 Regime

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