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    Tax — Transfer pricing

    Transfer Pricing — Arm's Length Standard Application

    Multinational Subsidiary v Revenue Department

    Updated:
    Supreme Court (Tax division)
    Tax — Transfer pricing
    B.E. 2563 (2020)

    Composite summary — not a single reported case. This entry distils a settled line of Thai Supreme Court (Dika / ฎีกา) authority for legal education. It is not a transcript of one reported judgment, and the heading is not a citable case number. Do not cite it as specific case law — consult a Thai-qualified lawyer for the authoritative Dika number and current application.

    Facts

    Revenue Department reassessed cross-border intra-group service charges as below arm's length; taxpayer challenged the comparables.

    Holding

    Supreme Court line emphasises evidence-driven methodology selection; taxpayer's contemporaneous TP documentation strongly weighted; Revenue Department adjustments without proper comparables can be reversed.

    Reasoning

    Revenue Code §65 bis (4) and TP Notifications; OECD-style methodology accepted; contemporaneous documentation is key.

    Significance

    Reinforces the value of TP documentation; raises bar for Revenue Department adjustments.

    Practical Takeaway

    Multinationals should prepare contemporaneous TP documentation aligned with OECD methods + Thai-specific Notifications.

    Cited Statutes

    • Revenue Code §65 bis (4)
    • Revenue Notification on transfer pricing

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