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Treasury officials moot $250 note featuring Trump: ReportAmerica may soon see a USD 250 currency note with President Donald Trump's portrait. This move requires a new law from Congress. Officials ...- Base Erosion and Profit Shifting guidelines stump MNCsUnder BEPS, multinationals will be required to declare details of revenues earned, taxes paid, employees hired, supply chain management in ...
- Mauritius keeps tax treaty with India outside purview of MLIMauritius has notified 23 of its tax treaties for modification by OECD’s Multilateral Instrument to implement tax treaty-related measures t...
- Cabinet approves signing of BEPS ConventionThe convention implements two minimum standards relating to prevention of treaty abuse and dispute resolution through mutual agreement proc...
- Multinationals get ready for BEPS, start impact analysis and mock runsIndian tax authorities may take an aggressive stance and trigger transfer pricing adjustments on certain transactions
- India looking to adopt a common treaty for all investors under BEPSBEPS is a framework adopted by a group of countries to tax multinational companies, who exploit loopholes and shift profits from countries ...
- Budget 2016: With BEPS adoption compliance burden to increase on MNCsBase Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) deals with foreign multinationals operating in India and is meant to curb aggressive tax planning
- Budget 2016: How base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) brings HR function into focusThe rewards were disproportionate to the functions performed and intangible related returns were held to accrue to the legal owner of intan...
- Budget 2016 may introduce BEPS to make tax evasion difficult for MNCsEven the tax treaties with many countries like Mauritius, which has seen a lot of controversies in India, would be irrelevant.
- BEPS could lead to aggressive stance by tax officers: Deloitte surveyIndian businesses are anticipating a more aggressive stance by tax authorities in the future, regarding hybrid instruments and interest ded...
- Businesses anticipating tax authorities to assess hybrid instruments aggressively: DeloitteIndian businesses are anticipating a “more aggressive” stance by tax authorities as their tax arrangements come under greater scrutiny.
- Companies anticipate tax authorities to turn aggressive: SurveyThe findings are part of leading consultancy Deloitte India's BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting) survey titled 'Anticipating BEPS Indi...
- India examining how to tax in a digital economy: Akhilesh RanjanAkhilesh Ranjan, joint secretary (foreign tax), who led India's initiative in the BEPS project, candidly shared his views on India's plans ...
- 'OECD's tax haven plan is based on what India believes in'India has been an active participant in the Base Erosion and Profit Sharing (BEPS) action plan, the final package of which was rolled out b...
- Companies prepare for BEPS with mock runs to fix potential tax problemsSeveral multinationals have initiated impact assessments to identify and fix potential problems in their tax reporting.
- Unilateral, Bilateral, Multilateral: Winds of change to watch for post-BEPSAs may be discerned from the above implementation of BEPS would require in unilateral domestic tax law changes in several countries.
- OECD unveils BEPS plan to curb tax evasion by MNCsOECD unveiled final plan for 'a comprehensive and coordinated' reform of international tax rules, called BEPS, which will be taken up by G2...
- GAAR to incorporate OECD initiative's norms on tax avoidanceArun Jaitley in his Budget for 2015-16 yesterday had postponed by two years to April 1, 2017 the implementation of the controversial GAAR.
- Budget 2015: With BEPS on the anvil, GAAR may be an overlapThe government's vision of transforming India into a business friendly jurisdiction can be achieved if a tax practice like BEPS is administ...
- Global base erosion rules likely to be finalised by end 2015The BEPS is being deliberated by the G20 nations and some forward movement is expected at forthcoming summit at Brisbane, Rajan said.
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