Other Briefings
Virtual CFO Services in India: A Strategic Finance Solution for Foreign Investors and Growing Businesses
Discover how Virtual CFO services in India help foreign investors and growing businesses manage compliance, improve financial visibility, and scale efficiently.
India Updates AS-22 to Align with OECD Pillar Two: Key Accounting and Tax Implications for Multinationals
India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs has introduced a key accounting exemption under AS-22 allowing companies to avoid recognizing deferred tax linked to the OECD Pillar Two Model Rules. The move simplifies financial reporting while requiring companies to disclose their potential exposure to the new global minimum tax framework.
India Tax Deadline: Foreign Tax Credit Claims for FY 2024–25 Due by March 31, 2026
Indian taxpayers earning foreign income must file Form 67 by March 31, 2026 to claim foreign tax credit for FY 2024–25. Learn who must file and how to comply.
India to Roll Out New Income Tax Act from April 1 with Simplified Compliance Framework
India will implement the new Income Tax Act 2025 from April 1, 2026 with a phased rollout of compliance forms and upgraded digital systems. Learn what the tax reform means for businesses and foreign investors operating in India.
India Tax Calendar March 2026: Guide to Advance Tax, Transfer Pricing, and FTC Filing
As FY 2025-26 approaches its close, March 2026 represents a key compliance period under India’s direct tax framework. Businesses should review the March tax compliance calendar and ensure timely data reconciliation and reporting readiness.
India–France Tax Treaty Revised: Dividend Relief, Capital Gains Changes, and Investor Impact
The revised India–France tax treaty changes dividend taxes, capital gains rights, and compliance rules. Key insights for French investors and India operations.
IGST Applicability on Expatriate Employment in India: Karnataka High Court Provides Tax Clarity
The Karnataka High Court has clarified the GST treatment of expatriate employment in India, ruling that remuneration paid to foreign employees under a genuine employer-employee relationship is not subject to IGST under the reverse charge mechanism.
India’s Component Warehousing Safe Harbor: A Competitive Tax Proposition for Global Manufacturers
India’s Budget 2026-27 introduces a 2 percent safe harbor for bonded component warehousing and a five-year tax exemption for non-resident suppliers, offering transfer pricing certainty and strengthening India’s role in global manufacturing supply chains.
