India, Volkswagen and tax
Volkswagen's $1.4 billion India tax tussle rekindles foreign investor fears
India's demand for back taxes running into a record $1.4 billion from Volkswagen, after 12 years of scrutiny, is reigniting concerns that lengthy investigations and litigation could sour the plans of foreign firms in the fastest-growing major economy.
India could impose a temporary tax of 15%-25% on steel from China in as soon as six months because of the "serious challenge" ...
The Income Tax Bill 2025 aims to enhance the tax environment for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) by simplifying compliance and ...
India's export environment has undergone significant transformation over the past few years, driven by policy changes, global ...
Foreign companies in India face tax disputes related to duty evasion and levies on M&A transactions. Major cases involve Kia, Volkswagen, Vodafone, Cairn Energy, Pernod Ricard, and BYD, with ...
Expanding into India is an exciting milestone for international businesses. With its rapidly growing economy, skilled talent ...
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India's Budget 2025: Major Reforms in Tax, Pensions, and Infrastructure to Drive Economic GrowthThe upcoming budget is expected to be one filled with both challenges and high expectations. Key areas that may see ...
India’s sports technology market is set for rapid expansion, with revenues projected to reach ₹49,500 crore by 2029, growing ...
A deep-dive session at the India Today-Business Today Budget Round Table 2025, Tuhin Kanta Pandey, Secretary, Finance & ...
Coinbase seeks reentry into India, navigating regulatory hurdles to comply with local laws and potentially reshaping the crypto market.
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