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  • Mohammad Hamid Ansari failed to sign the agreement Uruguay's vice president, Danilo Astori and Indian vice president Mohammad Hamid Ansari failed to sign the highly anticipated double tax treaty (DTT) between the two countries during Astori's seven-day trip to India in March.
  • You cannot blame India's government and tax administrators if they get fed up with the constant criticism they have to listen to about the country's tax system. Efforts to improve the regime, such as the dispute resolution panels, are often dismissed as unworkable.
  • America’s biggest companies are keeping up the pressure for a reduction in their US tax burden with the publication of a study into global effective tax rates.
  • As the indirect tax structure in India is set to undergo some serious changes, it is vital to see how the most prominent names in this area of tax are serving their clients. Here the 10 most admired indirect tax advisers in India are revealed. Some of them have talked to Matthew Gilleard about the issues they face and how they overcome them. They also address how the constant changes to the way indirect taxes operate in India will affect taxpayers.
  • India’s tax system is developing at a rapid rate. As a result, there is a lot of scope for legal and practical misinterpreting of the law. Jack Grocott gathered some of India’s leading past and present tax officials together to discuss how the system is progressing and what role they play in the future of the country’s economic growth.
  • The GST will have a big impact on business in India
  • Mukherjee’s proposals give greater powers to TPOs India's budget, announced in February, could make India one of the strictest transfer pricing regimes in the world, according to advisers.
  • The GVK case is a landmark ruling affirming the legislative competence of the parliament to enact laws
  • If taxpayers are to take advantage of new emerging economies they must play an integral role in the development of the countries’ tax systems, leading tax officials and directors have told an international conference.