India
If it gets pillar two right, India may be the ideal country that finds a balance between its global commitments and its national interests, Sameer Sharma argues
Increasingly, clients are looking for different advisers to the established players, Ryan’s president for European and Asia Pacific operations tells ITR
Foreign remittance requirements put additional administrative burden on Indian law firms and strain their relationship with foreign associate firms, according to practitioners
Authors from Khaitan & Co dissect a ‘welcome’ ruling, which found that the mere existence of a tax benefit would not, by itself, warrant a principal purpose test
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Sponsored by DeloitteSobhan Kar of Deloitte India and Aaron Wang and Michael Sun of Deloitte China evaluate the use of advance pricing agreements in their jurisdictions, and consider how both countries’ programmes are likely to evolve. -
Sponsored by EY Asia-PacificThe indicators point in one direction: an increase in tax controversy, as authorities’ resources are ploughed into increased scrutiny. Luis Coronado of EY explains why, and suggests what tactics businesses should be adopting.
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Sponsored by Grant ThorntonSridhar R of Grant Thornton reports on the measures that India is taking towards alignment with the OECD’s pillar one and pillar two as the world learns from the country’s proactive approach.
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