Tata may face double taxation after High Court allows VAT on brand royalties

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Tata may face double taxation after High Court allows VAT on brand royalties

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The Bombay High Court has ruled in favour of the Maharashtra revenue authorities on levying VAT on the transfer of the right to use intangibles including trademarks, copyrights or patents.

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