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A brief history of India’s retrospective tax law that would finally be upturned for good
On Thursday, August 5, the Indian government proposed to withdraw all tax demands under the retrosp…
Taxation and industry experts cheer the potential withdrawal of retrospective tax
The government of India has decided to withdraw the controversial retrospective tax, which was firs…
Indian government brings in a bill to bury the infamous retrospective tax that haunted Cairn and Vodafone for nearly a decade
In a bid to bury the ghost of retrospective taxation, the government on Thursday brought a bill in …
PTI
OPINION: Retrospective tax — Putting an end to a long-standing controversy
The retrospective amendments attracted a lot of attention, both when they were first introduced in …
India will have to pay Cairn $1.2 billion ending one of the biggest tax disputes of the decade— but the tax department may not have given up yet
At the start of the decade, the Indian government had a claim of ₹24,500 crore (over $2 billion at …
Cairn says it has identified Indian assets for seizing should it be not paid
The firm has moved courts in nine countries to get the arbitral award registered and recognised.…
PTI
Ivana Trump was buried near the first hole of Trump National Golf Club. Her gravesite could offer tax breaks for the business.
Tax code in New Jersey, where Ivana Trump is buried, exempts land dedicated to cemetery purposes fr…
Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert,Isabella Zavarise
Vodafone wins $2 billion tax dispute case against the Indian government
Vodafone Group Plc has won the $2 billion tax dispute case against the Indian government. The case …
35 years ago the Senate held hearings on rock lyrics. It was a First Amendment showdown for the ages.
In 1985 the Senate held hearings on "rock porn." Just three musicians stood up to the government to…
Anthony L. Fisher
Trump's socialist moment(s)
Trump's threats to get more involved in the US economy smacked of the kind of socialism that he lik…
David Plotz,Henry Blodget,Linette Lopez,Anthony L. Fisher
Amazon, Flipkart, Microsoft to pay 2% extra tax now
The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has welcomed the Budget proposal to impose 2 per cent…
Indian government appeals against tribunal ruling of $1.4 billion Cairn arbitration award
The appeal was filed on Monday, a source with knowledge of the matter said. The appeal agai…
PTI
Cairn Energy in wait and watch mode even after the bill to kill retro tax is tabled in the Parliament
Cairn Energy is not making any notable statements and has instead chosen to wait and watch how the …
House tax bill hearing explodes as Democrat tells GOP member 'we'll settle that outside' during amendment debate
"If this isn't germane, nothing's germane. You want to go home right now? Hit the gavel. Goodbye an…
Bob Bryan
Vodafone has to wrap up ₹22,100 crore tax case before it can think of liquidating India business
The world’s largest telecom company Vodafone is on its backfoot in the world’s largest telecom mark…
The cruelest idea in the GOP tax bill is still in there
The Joint Committee estimated that the deduction for medical expenses would cost the federal govern…
Linette Lopez
There's a little-known way to sell your startup for millions and pay $0 in taxes that every founder and early investor should take advantage of
Instead of having to pay 23.8% to the federal government for long-term capital gains on your nearly…
Lynnley Browning
Taxed for being an ‘angel’? Several start-ups won’t benefit even as angel tax is revoked, say experts
'Angel tax' is the tax that the government planned to levy on investments in start-ups; however, si…
This might scare foreign investors! MNCs get notice to stump up taxes on salary of expats
This could ignite a confrontation between the two sides. Tax authorities are of view that this tran…
You won’t have to pay service tax on debit/credit card transactions of up to Rs 2,000
A notification to this effect will be tabled by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in Parliament. Recent…