Delivering his first Budget speech today, Arun Jaitley, India’s new finance minister, pledged to maintain a stable tax environment, but disappointed multinational taxpayers by not removing rules on retrospective tax. Indeed, while the majority of the finance minister’s proposals sound business-friendly enough, taxpayers would have liked more concrete detail.
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