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VODAFONE TAX VERDICT
More the retro, less the going forwardRecent developments have cast a shadow over government telecom spectrum charges imposed over ten years ago, now being questioned in light o...- Singapore court has stayed India tax dispute proceedings under Dutch BIT: Vodafone"The SICC granted a stay in the Dutch BIT proceedings and agreed not to set a date for the hearing until after 1 January 2022. VIHBV and Vo...
- Vodafone case: Singapore court to hear India’s appeal against arbitration order in SeptemberIndia’s position is that the right to tax can’t be challenged under bilateral investment treaties, and that a treaty cannot override the ri...
- Vodafone arbitration award issue discussed with PM Modi; final decision likely at another meeting soonSome experts are of the view that India should not appeal against the arbitration award as it would send a positive signal to foreign inves...
- Decision to amend I-T law retrospectively regrettable: Montek Singh AhluwaliaThe then FM Pranab Mukherjee's decision to amend the Income Tax Act with retrospective effect was regrettable, Montek Singh Ahluwalia said.
- Vodafone Group Chief Vittorio Colao to call on Jaitley, Modi this weekWithin days of getting a favourable verdict in the Rs 8,500 crore transfer pricing case, Vodafone Group CEO Vittorio Colao will call on Fin...
- Supreme Court dismisses PIL on Vodafone tax verdict"It is one of the most irresponsible petitions. You want to destroy the institution and want to make it dysfunctional," a bench headed by J...
- Vodafone tax case: Income-Tax dept files review petition in SCThe I-T dept has sought the review on the grounds the judgement on the Vodafone tax case suffered from errors and failed to consider its su...
- Vodafone tax case: Government moves SC seeking review of verdictCentre sought review of SC verdict holding that I-T does not have jurisdiction to levy Rs 11,000 cr as tax on overseas deal between Vodafon...
- Vodafone tax verdict is a setback for the Income Tax Department: Prakash Chandra, Former CBDT ChairmanIn an interview with ET Now, Prakash Chandra, Former CBDT Chairman shares his views about the implications of Vodafone judgement by the Sup...
- Experts' take on Vodafone rulingSupreme Court's Vodafone verdict against the tax department was cheered and welcomed by legal and tax experts.
- SC's Vodafone tax verdict good for investment: AnalystThe decision is likely to act as a catalyst for future investments and has sent the right signal to investors who want to invest in India.
- Vodafone verdict: After setback, government mulls change in taxation lawA bitterly disappointed finance ministry is likely to amend tax laws in this year's budget.
- Vodafone verdict: Need for extensive change in tax lawsVodafone verdict calls for extensive change in tax laws. The ruling is a setback not only for India's fight against tax havens but also for...
- Vodafone wins Rs 11,000 crore tax case, to get Rs 2,500 cr with interestSupreme Court directed the government to return Rs 2500 crore to the company with interest over a $2.2 billion tax bill.
- Vodafone hails Supreme Court judgement; says it has confidence in IndiaVodafone which is the second largest telecom operator in India, said the judgement underpins its confidence in the country.
- Vodafone tax decision will equally apply to all other similar cases: Mukesh Butani, BMR AdvisorsIn an interview with ET Now, Mukesh Butani, Founding Partner, BMR Advisors shares his views about the Supreme Court verdict on Vodafone tax...
- Vodafone verdict not to dampen cross-border mergers: E&YE&Y said jurisdiction to impose tax on over USD 11 billion Vodafone-Hutchison deal will not dampen sentiments for cross-border mergers invo...
- Vodafone verdict to check inflows from tax havens: ExpertsThe Bombay High Court's verdict in the Vodafone case will not impact fund flows from countries like the US and Japan, but it will help disc...
- Escrow tax accounts for MNCs buying Indian cos likelyAn escrow account for tax payable in India is likely to become an essential component of any cross-border acquisition in the future.
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