Other Briefings
India Clarifies Tax Treaties with Mauritius, Cyprus, and Singapore
India’s CBDT has issued clarification stating that investments from Mauritius, Cyprus, and Singapore before April 1, 2017, retain favorable capital gains tax rates, even if aimed at tax benefits.
An Introduction to Doing Business in India 2025 – New Publication Out Now
The 2025 edition of ‘An Introduction to Doing Business in India’ provides valuable insights for businesses navigating India’s dynamic market, and covers macroeconomic as well as technical considerations like company setup, tax and audit, HR and payroll.
Tax Residency and PoEM in India: An Overview
We discuss the key aspects of tax residency and PoEM rules in India for businesses operating here to adhere to tax regulations and avoid unforseen tax liabilities.
India’s GST Compliance Changes from 2025: What Businesses Need to Know
Compliance changes under India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime in 2025 include mandatory multi-factory authentication (MFA) for GST portal access and restrictions on E-Way Bill (EWB) generation to curb fraudulent practices. GST registered businesses should note the key requirements and dates of implementation to stay compliant.
Switzerland to Suspend MFN Clause for India under DTAA from January 1, 2025
Switzerland has announced its suspension of the Most Favored Nation (MFN) status for India under their DTAA over differing interpretations on their tax treaty provisions. Starting January 1, 2025, dividend payments from Swiss entities to Indian investors will be taxed at 10 percent, up from 5 percent.
End of the Angel Tax in India: Applicable for FY 2025-26
In the Union Budget 2024, the Indian government announced the abolition of the angel tax for all investors, effective FY 2025-26, marking a pivotal shift for India’s startup ecosystem.
India’s PAN 2.0 Project: All You Need to Know
India’s PAN 2.0 Project will modernize India taxpayer services with a unified portal, QR code-enabled PAN cards, and paperless processes, enhancing business compliance and operational efficiency.
Free Trade Warehousing Zones in India
Free Trade Warehousing Zones are expected to serve as a cost-efficient component within logistic and global supply chains, catering to the needs of both India and the international market.
