This content is from: India ANALYSIS: How India’s increased OECD cooperation will increase taxpayer scrutiny India’s decision to increase its cooperation with the OECD should trigger alarms for taxpayers as their Indian operations are likely to be put under more scrutiny from the country’s tax officials. By Matthew Gilleard January 31 2012
This content is from: India SPECIAL REPORT: Everything you need to know about the Vodafone ruling International Tax Review has compiled a special free pdf report on Vodafone’s Indian Supreme Court victory. View the ruling, read what industry had to say, and uncover what this decision means for your business. By Jack Grocott January 30 2012
This content is from: India SPECIAL REPORT: Everything you need to know about the Vodafone ruling International Tax Review has compiled a special free pdf report on Vodafone’s Indian Supreme Court victory. View the ruling, read what industry had to say, and uncover what this decision means for your business. By Jack Grocott January 30 2012
This content is from: India SPECIAL REPORT: Everything you need to know about the Vodafone ruling International Tax Review has compiled a special free pdf report on Vodafone’s Indian Supreme Court victory. View the ruling, read what industry had to say, and uncover what this decision means for your business. By Jack Grocott January 30 2012
This content is from: Indian indirect tax collection surges Indirect tax collections – comprising customs, central excise and service tax – rose to Rs 2,85,787 crore ($58 billion) during April to December. It is a significant boost to the government ahead of its plans to intro... By Matthew Gilleard January 27 2012
This content is from: India Stats reveal Vodafone was destined to win Strong legal arguments were not the only thing on Vodafone’s side in their triumph at the Indian Supreme Court last week, statistics show that a victory was inevitable. By Jack Grocott January 25 2012
This content is from: India Why Vodafone is not content with its Indian victory While Vodafone secured a historic victory in the Supreme Court of India last week, there is still the issue of an Rs8,500 crore ($1.7 billion) transfer pricing order from the Income Tax Department. By Sophie Ashley January 24 2012
This content is from: India How you can avoid becoming the next Vodafone If things hadn’t gone Vodafone’s way on Friday then the company would now be looking at a $2.5 billion tax bill. Here are a few tips on how to avoid becoming the next target for the Indian Tax Department. By Jack Grocott January 24 2012
This content is from: COMMENT: Lessons to learn from Vodafone The Supreme Court’s Vodafone judgment is a momentous decision not only for India but also for a large number of foreign investors anxious to be a part of India’s growth story. By Jack Grocott January 23 2012
This content is from: China Why the Vodafone ruling leaves China standing alone in the cold With last week’s victory for Vodafone, a message has been sent out to governments around the world that pursuing the taxation of the indirect transfer of shares is an unsustainable policy. But China won’t listen. By Jack Grocott January 23 2012
This content is from: China Why the Vodafone ruling leaves China standing alone in the cold With last week’s victory for Vodafone, a message has been sent out to governments around the world that pursuing the taxation of the indirect transfer of shares is an unsustainable policy. But China won’t listen. By Jack Grocott January 23 2012
This content is from: India COMMENT: Lessons to learn from Vodafone The Supreme Court’s Vodafone judgment is a momentous decision not only for India but also for a large number of foreign investors anxious to be a part of India’s growth story. By Jack Grocott January 23 2012
This content is from: India Essar hit as Indian Supreme Court raises sales tax deferral risk Indian companies that defer the payment of sales tax are running a serious risk if they fail to meet agreed production start dates, following the Supreme Court’s ruling against Essar Energy on Tuesday. By Joe Dalton January 20 2012
This content is from: India Vodafone wins $2.5 billion India battle Vodafone has today won its $2.5 billion tax battle with the Indian tax authorities. Read the court ruling and what industry had to say. By Jack Grocott January 20 2012
This content is from: India Vodafone wins $2.5 billion India battle Vodafone has won its $2.5 billion tax battle with the Indian tax authorities. Read the court ruling and what industry had to say. By Jack Grocott January 20 2012
This content is from: India Everything you need to know about tomorrow’s Vodafone ruling India’s Supreme Court will tomorrow issue its ruling on whether Vodafone is to pay $2.5 billion in tax to the Indian government. Here is everything you need to know to prepare for the decision. By Jack Grocott January 19 2012
This content is from: India Everything you need to know about tomorrow’s Vodafone ruling India’s Supreme Court will tomorrow issue its ruling on whether Vodafone is to pay $2.5 billion in tax to the Indian government. Here is everything you need to know to prepare for the decision. By Jack Grocott January 19 2012
This content is from: PROFILE: The Chief Justice of India Mohan Parasaran, senior advocate and additional solicitor general of India provides an insight into the work of Kapadia and explains why the whole tax world is waiting for his judgement tomorrow in the Vodafone dispute. January 19 2012
This content is from: India 10 things to look out for in the Vodafone ruling With the Vodafone India Supreme Court decision expected any day now, here are the 10 things to watch out for in the judgment, which is likely to be lengthy, comprehensive and where each word will be put under the micr... January 11 2012
This content is from: China The VAT changes you need to know about in 2012 This month will be an uncomfortable one for taxpayers as VAT hikes come into force around the world. Here are the changes you need to be aware of. By Salman Shaheen January 06 2012
This content is from: COMMENT: Why protests against EU carbon tax on airlines are a load of hot air Since airlines were brought into the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) last month, long-haul countries have been stepping up the noise of protests which will only hurt the environment and taxpayers. By Salman Shaheen January 06 2012
This content is from: India Chinese airlines strike back against EU tax While airlines were brought into the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) at the beginning of this week, Chinese airlines have today refused to pay the tax. By Salman Shaheen January 05 2012
This content is from: How Indian businesses can prepare for IFRS The implementation of IFRS in India has suffered several setbacks and is now not expected to be introduced until 2013, but tax advisers say that businesses can take some important steps before their introduction. By Joe Dalton January 04 2012
This content is from: India India explains how it is tackling black money India’s finance ministry has released a report outlining the measures taken by the government to tackle corporate tax evasion and to curb flows of illicit black money. January 04 2012
This content is from: Australia TREATY ANALYSIS: Amendments to the India-Australia DTAA India and Australia have signed a new protocol amending their double taxation avoidance agreement (DTAA) which makes a number of changes that will benefit multinationals operating in both countries. By Joe Dalton January 04 2012
This content is from: India Why taxpayers should welcome India’s shift to a negative list of services Aseem Chawla and Sandeep Chilana of Amarchand & Mangaldas tell International Tax Review why India’s shift to a negative list of services should help clients with compliance and avoiding disputes, although there may be... By Salman Shaheen January 03 2012
