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4. Ld. AR has provided a summary of TP adjustments, post DRP directions as follows:
S. International TPO's approach /
Amount (INR)
No. transaction allegation
Alleged excessive
AMP expenditure Substantive addition:
1 incurred by Appellant Residual Profit Split 34,10,29,024
and Payment of Method ("RPSM")
Royalty
Protective addition:
Arbitrarily determined
3 Payment of royalty
ALP as 2% of sales by
applying CUP
No evidence submitted
for management support
Payment of
services received and
4 management services
failure to demonstrate
fee
the need for such
services
Interest on Imputation of interest
5 outstanding beyond specified credit
receivables period
5.6. not providing any reason/documentary evidence to demonstrate that the AMP expenses incurred by the Appellant constitute an international transaction, 5.7. not appreciating that in case any incidental benefits arise to the associated enterprise ("AE") on account of incurring AMP expenses, these do not constitute intra-group services so as to constitute an international transaction;
5.8. not appreciating the contribution profit split analysis ("CPSM") and Residual Profit Split Method (RPSM) furnished by the Appellant during assessment proceedings, 5.9. selecting an inappropriate set of comparable companies for the purposes of determining routine return for application of RPSM; and 5.10. determining the weightage of split for application of RPSM on an adhoc basis, thus violating the fundamental principle of transfer pricing.
24. Further we are of the considered view that since Bright Line Test method is used for protective adjustment and Residual Profit Split Method for substantive adjustments, so that shows that the ld. TPO has not found anything from the transactions between the assessee and AE or specific heads of expenditures incurred by the assessee, or specific transactions of AMP expenses of assessee with independent entities, which will establish as evidence of necessity of some compensation from the AE. It is only on the basis of examination of the quantum of AMP expenses the opinion of benefit to AE, has been drawn, which certainly is not sustainable, where the law is that onus is on Revenue to establish existence of an international transaction.