TEI explains objections to Indian retrospective amendment

Matthew Gilleard

April 16 2012

Several organisations, including the Tax Executives Institute (TEI) have written to Indian prime minister Manmohan Singh and finance minister Pranab Mukherjee, outlining their objections to the government’s decision to retrospectively amend the tax code. Here, the TEI expands on why it has objected.

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