Vodafone is the only company that has yet to apply formally. The telecom operator has to make its application under a separate provision no...

Vodafone’s tax demand in the tax dispute was validated under section 119, as distinct from the others and therefore a separate set of rules...

Vodafone will have 45 days from the date of notification of these rules to approach the government for settlement. "Rules would be notified...

The Central Board of Direct Taxes notified the final rules for settlement of retrospective cases after incorporating certain changes follow...

The govt, in Budget 2016-17, had announced a scheme to settle retrospective tax disputes by waiving interest and penalty if the cos paid up...

It allows for settlement of cases pending in various courts, tribunals, arbitration or mediation under the Bilateral Investment Protection ...

Jaitley's proposal to enable corporate taxpayers to settle demands arising out of retrospective amendments may not cut much ice.

Tax experts said the company was unlikely to accept the proposal. The proposal relates to companies facing retrospective tax demands.

The govt is keen to settle the issue quickly as it could undermine attempts to attract investment to speed up economic growth from the 7.6%...

Cairn has already named former Bulgarian minister Stanimir A Alexandrov as its arbitrator. A third arbitrator is yet to be named in the cas...

Looking to boost corporate sentiment, FM Arun Jaitley is expected to do away with retrospective taxation in Budget 2014, reported ET Now.

Finance Minister's advisor Parthasarathi Shome today said the government should not use retrospective amendment of tax laws to raise revenu...

Finance Ministry is likely to seek Cabinet nod for discussions with Vodafone to settle the long-running $2-billion tax dispute.

CBDT is considering issuing a circular waiving interest & penalty on taxes cos may have to pay as a result of the controversial retrospecti...

CBDT is likely to moot a proposal to exempt companies caught in the retrospective tax net from paying interest & penalties.

Vodafone, which has resisted setting aside money for $2.2 bn tax bill in India, may make a provision to cover the legal risks, CFO said.

The war of words between Vodafone Group Plc, embroiled in a multi-billion dollar tax case here and the Indian government has further intens...