For multinational corporations (MNCs) with subsidiaries or branch offices in India, navigating the country’s complex tax environment requires both strategic planning and meticulous execution. India’s tax authorities have ramped up scrutiny on cross-border transactions and international tax compliance, making it essential for MNCs to understand the potential areas of litigation and how to mitigate risks. Here are the key areas of tax litigation for MNCs in India…
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In today’s competitive job market, professionals are always on the lookout for new opportunities to advance their careers. The HR team goes through extensive processes to shortlist, interview, and assess…
Introducing the Direct Tax Vivad Se Vishwas Scheme 2024 – DTVSV
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A share buyback occurs when a company repurchase its own shares from shareholders, reducing the number of shares on the market. This strategy helps the company reclaim ownership and strengthen its control. Share buybacks have traditionally been used to reward shareholders and manage surplus capital, but recent tax changes have significantly altered the landscape, especially concerning how taxes are levied on buyback transactions. Here is…