Evidence has emerged that the two companies could be under-stating taxable profit by more than Rs 1,400 crore.
The government should constitute a panel to examine disputes, especially those where the Department has lost in the lower forums and appealed in a higher one
Any dispute subject to jurisdiction of Indian courts could be a prickly issue, say experts
The move follows the government enacting a law to scrap retrospective taxation in the country, which in effect will result in withdrawal of the Rs 10,247 crore tax demand on Cairn
The rules under the Taxation Laws (Amendment) Act, 2021, are expected this week
Several law firms representing interests of companies abroad hope this will happen soon
India lost the international arbitration with Cairn Energy at The Hague in December and the former was given an award of $1.2 billion
Revenue Secretary Tarun Bajaj says withdrawal of retrospective tax amendments is the government's policy to provide a stable and predictable tax regime
An entry into some of these indices is expected to generate an additional $20 billion of foreign investment into the economy
Bill to scrap the law tabled; proposed refund at around Rs 8,100 crore
While it is good to see the government take this step, the question remains whether investors who have obtained an award that comprises of interest component will take up the offer.
Govt wasted nine years in trying to defend the indefensible retro tax
For non-senior citizens, the maximum benefit can go up to Rs 17,000 using Section 80TTA and Section 10(15)(i)
Over the weekend, G-20 nations agreed on the outlines of a global corporate-tax agreement.
The time-hallowed principle of focusing on direct taxes is worth questioning
The deal calls for a global minimum tax of at least 15%, a key element pushed by Biden as he seeks to raise more revenue for his infrastructure and clean energy plans
GST Council must maintain revenue momentum, simplify rate structure, and strengthen cooperative federalism in spirit and letter
India needs to overhaul the tax system
Recently, the Uttar Pradesh AAR had held that CSR spend by companies is eligible for input tax credit
Govt must seize opportunity to reform holes in tax system