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    Tax policy under scrutiny as India prepares for reform
    As India prepares for the most substantial shake-up to its tax system in 50 years, Salman Shaheen investigates the progress of tax policy there and why the US Secretary of State thinks it needs to be accelerated with the aid of the OECD.
    June 28 2011
  • India sends indirect share transfer warning
    India has set alarm bells ringing in the global M&A market after issuing another ruling which will lead to unwanted tax liabilities being thrust on parties involved in offshore transfers.
    June 28 2011
  • Use of experts is “positive development”, says Indian panel
    An Indian Supreme Court decision to take the opinion of technical experts in cases involving complex issues and substantial revenue has been welcomed by a panel of leading Indian experts.
    June 28 2011
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    Top tax disputes advisers offer certainty
    With fears that the implementation of the Direct Taxes Code next year will lead to an unprecedented number of tax disputes, Matthew Gilleard speaks to the country’s leading tax disputes advisers to discuss the issues they are facing and how they overcome them.
    June 28 2011
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    Investment on the rise as India adjusts LLP rules
    In India, businesses traditionally operate as incorporated companies, sole proprietorships and general partnerships. Each of these business structures has its own advantages and shortcomings and is subject to different regulatory and tax regimes. But as Pinakin Desai and Praful Poladia of Ernst & Young point out, with the government recently allowing foreign investment in limited liability partnerships (LLP), the LLP is now a attractive tool for doing business in India.
    June 28 2011
  • A red flag for black money
    The Supreme Court of India is getting serious about fighting tax abuse. Erin Kelechava investigates why the court is so concerned that the government has not been working quickly enough to combat the problem, despite new initiatives, legislation and international agreements.
    June 28 2011
  • White & Case adds tax controversy partner in Washington
    Kim Marie Boylan has joined White & Case as a partner in Washington, DC.
    June 28 2011
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    India dismisses Netherlands’ call to settle Vodafone case
    A MAP between India and the Netherlands potentially could have resolved the dispute India refused to consider a settlement in the Vodafone tax dispute despite a request from the Dutch government to begin negotiations.
    June 28 2011
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    EXCLUSIVE: Baker & McKenzie claims OECD’s Bennett and Silberztein
    Mary Bennett and Caroline Silberztein, both part of the OECD’s Centre for Tax Policy and Administration (CTPA), are to join the Baker & McKenzie network.
    June 27 2011
  • Transocean's lawyers defend company embroiled in Norway’s biggest ever tax scandal
    Transocean, the world’s largest offshore drilling company, has been hit with accusations that it dodged tax on NKr10 billion ($1.8 billion) of revenue.
    Salman Shaheen, June 27 2011
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