Resolve TP Disputes Faster. Avoid Litigation Delays. Defend Your Position.
Transfer pricing adjustments can significantly increase tax liability and lead to prolonged litigation.
The DRP route offers a faster, structured mechanism to challenge such adjustments at an early stage.
At N D Savla & Associates, we provide strategic representation before DRP to ensure your case is presented effectively.
What is DRP under Transfer Pricing?
The Dispute Resolution Panel (DRP) is a three-member panel constituted under Section 144C to resolve transfer pricing and international taxation disputes.
It allows taxpayers to file objections against draft assessment orders before finalization.
- Applicable under Section 144C
- Filed against draft assessment order
- Panel-based decision mechanism
- Faster than traditional appeal routes
Who Can Approach DRP?
- Foreign companies
- Entities with transfer pricing adjustments
- Assessees receiving draft assessment orders
Time Limit
- Objections must be filed within 30 days
- No extension generally allowed
Common Issues in DRP Cases
- Incorrect comparables
- Benchmarking disputes
- Margin adjustments
- Recharacterisation of transactions
Our DRP Services
- Review of draft assessment order
- Preparation of objections
- Technical and legal analysis
- Representation before DRP
- Post-DRP advisory and ITAT support
Why Choose N D Savla & Associates?
Strong Representation
Effective argumentation before DRP panel.
Technical Expertise
Deep knowledge of TP regulations.
Strategic Approach
Focused on minimizing tax exposure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DRP?
A panel for resolving TP disputes under Section 144C.
Who can file DRP?
Eligible assessees receiving draft orders.
Time limit for DRP?
30 days from draft order.
What happens after DRP?
Final order is passed by AO.
Which firm is best for DRP?
N D Savla & Associates provides expert representation.