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How India can build a bigger oil buffer without straining the exchequerAs tensions around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz ease, India should focus not only on managing the immediate oil crisis but also on strengt...- Tax vs Customs: Why MNCs face a growing valuation and compliance battleMNCs face rising conflict between tax and customs rules on related-party pricing, as India’s tighter digital scrutiny raises compliance ris...
- India’s 'China-plus-one' push needs tax ease and fast-track FTAs with developed nations: Arvind VirmaniIndia must reform its tax system and streamline clearances to attract global investments moving away from China. Economist Arvind Virmani e...
- SIS Ltd eyes Rs 20,000 crore revenue in FY27; targets 5 lakh workforce by 2030SIS Ltd targets Rs 20,000 crore revenue by FY27. The security and facility management firm anticipates strong growth fueled by network expa...
- Entrepreneurs are returning from Europe-US to be part of India's growth story: Ex-NASSCOM chairmanIndian entrepreneurs from Europe and the US are returning to India due to the country's growing economy and large opportunities, according ...
- Consulting firms see surge in MNCs eyeing India entryFuelled by strong domestic consumption, favourable demographics, a thriving tech ecosystem and rapid digitisation, the Indian market is now...
- Why India should not adhere to the proposed global rules on digital taxNow, a new tax regime is being developed by OECD Inclusive Framework (IF). Exclusively for this new tax regime, the country of market (CoM)...
- Sify Tech Q2 results: Co clocks 18% revenue growthThe company's Ebitda increased by 24 per cent to Rs 1477 million. Profit after tax was Rs 356 million, an increase of 39 per cent over the ...
- Digital taxation proposal: Why it's complicated and not good for IndiaUnder the OECD proposal, an MNC will be subject to tax in a CoM if it sells physical as well as digital goods and services in a country, wi...
- India to strive for higher share of MNC digital taxIndia on Friday joined 130 countries in the G20-OECD inclusive framework to reform international tax rules to create a new global tax regim...
- View: There are some vexing questions about the global minimum taxSince the start of the initial discussion on Pillar 1, India voiced its stand on establishing a significant economic presence for granting ...
- G7 makes a good start on tax reformOften, MNCs are known to shift their tax liability by assigning a share of costs and profits to a subsidiary in a low-tax jurisdiction or b...
- Biden’s additional levy plan for MNCs may hit India’s tax regimeCos that don’t pay at least 28% tax in any country to be impacted; US plan to come in conflict with 15% tax offered by India to co setting ...
- E-commerce firms seek clarity on equalisation levyThey also suggested that the levy should not be imposed on services or goods that are executed online but delivered offline – for instance,...
- MNC Digital companies may face a minimum level of taxMultinational technology and digital companies may have to cough up a minimum level of corporate tax. The OECD seeks to use financial accou...
- View: The tax matter India must not cede ground onThis should have been basic logic: MNCs must pay their share of tax in every market where they make a profit.
- Digital India is a tribute to the 5 mn Indians employed in the IT industry: Raman Roy, Chairman, Quattro BPO SolutionsDigital India was the recognition of what the entrepreneurs were doing by taking it to the next level.
- G20 nations set to endorse new tax framework to ensure fair playProposal seeks to tighten international tax norms to ensure multinational companies do not shift part of their income to lower tax jurisdic...
- Foreign or local, digital services companies equal before tax lawCompanies like Google and Facebook that are based overseas but provide digital services in India will come under tax net.
- Budget 2012: Relax corporate tax and surcharges to boost software sale, says Pari Natarajan, CEO, ZinnovThe Union Budget 2012 should remove all ambiguities in the definition of software and relax the tax burden.
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