Top FPIs have roped in tax consultants in India to conduct a comparative analysis of these destinations. As of now France and Spain seem to...

India is keen to rework the treaty because it wants to extend to Singapore the capital gains tax provisions of a revised tax pact with Maur...

FPIs and even the Singapore government want to avoid it, and rather want the treaty to be equated to those with some European countries.

Nirmala Sitharaman said that out of the total 83 treaties signed by India so far, 58 are being terminated.

These funds invested mainly in debt and are looking to set up new investment vehicles in a way that the income from Indian investments is t...

For Cypriot resident investors, it also meant a higher withholding tax in India of at least 30% against the more beneficial rates prescribe...

“If the tax treaty is not renegotiated, India will assume right to tax capital gains. Tax will be levied at the full rate starting from Apr...

Last week, FM Arun Jaitley met Demetrios A Theophylactou, High Commissioner of Cyprus to India and is believed to have discussed the renego...

Speaking at an Indian Women Press Corps event here, he said further: "But sooner or later, that process will commence and hopefully conclud...

Singapore is the second-biggest source for foreign direct investments (FDI) into India after Mauritius, accounting for over 16% of cumulati...

There is also fear that a large part of investment routed through Mauritius is actually Indian money brought that way to avoid taxes.

FM P Chidambaram today said that status quo on taxation of investment from Mauritius will continue till the renegotiation of DTAA .

Government is renegotiating the tax treaty with Switzerland to unearth unaccounted money parked outside India.

Opposition demand for re-negotiation of Indo-US nuclear deal rejected in Lok Sabha.

Opposition demand for re-negotiation of Indo-US nuclear deal and debate on it under a rule which entails voting was rejected in Lok Sabha b...

Residents and FIIs routing their investments may have to pay a 10% short-term capital gains tax.

Payments made to several foreign companies offering technical services, including financial services, are set to come under the tax net.