GTL Summary:

Cabinet Decision No. 39 of 2019, Article 56, requires linked entities to submit a transfer pricing statement with their annual return if they meet specific revenue or asset thresholds. The Authority can request additional information or a specialized questionnaire within 30 days to assess risks. During audits, the Authority may demand supplementary documents to verify transfer pricing practices. This proactive disclosure and the Authority's right to detailed follow-ups ensure that transfer pricing risks are monitored closely and that taxpayers maintain high standards of transparency.

Document Type: ERS - Executive Regulations
Law: Income Tax Law 24 of 2018
Decision Number: executive-regulations-39-article-56
Year: 2019
Country: πŸ‡ΆπŸ‡¦ Qatar
Official Name: Article 56
Last updated at: 2026-02-23 12:13:40 UTC

SECTION 8 - TAX AVOIDANCE

Chapter 2 - Indirect Transfer of Profits between Related Entities

Article 56

A linked entity must provide the necessary information to the Authority to identify and assess its transfer pricing risks and to audit its transfer pricing practices.

It must submit a transfer pricing statement with its annual tax return using the form prepared by the Authority if its total revenue or total assets shown in its balance sheet meet or exceed the threshold set by the Authority.

The Authority may request additional information from a linked entity within a maximum of thirty days from the date of the request to aid in assessing transfer pricing risks or auditing its practices. The Authority may also provide a transfer pricing questionnaire tailored to the areas it specifies.

During a tax audit, the Authority may require a linked entity to supplement the information provided in the transfer pricing form or questionnaire with additional documents and information.

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