The high court listed Nokia's plea, filed through advocate Rony John, for further hearing on July 25.

Two bank accounts of Nokia, in State Bank of India and Bank of America, were seized and the company was given 15 days of time to settle the...

The Finnish firm was forced to keep the factory out of a $7.5 billion deal with Microsoft Corp, due to tax dispute with Indian authorities.

India's tax authorities claimed that Nokia had evaded taxes on software downloaded on handsets manufactured at its Chennai unit since 2006.

The Madras High Court has asked Nokia to deposit 10% of the disputed tax demand by June end, as a precondition for the two sides to discuss...

Nokia’s counsel Arvind Datar told the court that Nokia India is facing liquidity issues, since it has already paid Rs 780 cr to the income ...

Finnish handset major Nokia today warned that its Chennai factory may shut down unless a Rs 21,153 crore tax issue is resolved.

The Chennai plant is one of Nokia's biggest phone-making factories. Nokia appealed the seizure and has been trying to end the dispute.

Government has so far slapped three tax demands on Nokia; Rs 2700 crore for failing to withhold tax on software purchase from Nokia Corp.

Shortly after Nokia announced a deal to sell its devices & services business to Microsoft, India's tax department froze the handset maker's...

Separately, a company spokesman said that while bank accounts were unfrozen, all other assets frozen by the tax department remained so.

Nokia raised the Rs 2,080 cr tax dispute with Commerce Minister Anand Sharma, seeking his help for an early resolution of the matter.

Accounting regulator ICAI today said it has sought details from the director general income tax (investigation), which is probing the alleg...

The notice issued by I-T Dept alleged tax evasion by Nokia on royalty payments made against supply of software by the co's parent firm.

Authorities dismissed Nokia's appeals over an income tax demand of Rs 20.8 bn the phone company said, a setback for its efforts to resolve ...

The Income Tax department has served a more than Rs 2,000 crore demand notice on Finnish mobile firm maker Nokia for alleged evasion of tax...

The I-T dept in an interim report, said the company should pay Rs 13,000 crore for tax and transfer-pricing violations.