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India Balances Tax Base Protection With Investor Certainty

India Balances Tax Base Protection With Investor Certainty
India Must Balance Tax-Base Protection With Certainty For Global Investors, Says Top I-T Official · freepressjournal.in

India is updating the rules it uses to tax international businesses.

Officials say the country must collect the taxes it is owed.

They also say investors need rules that are stable and predictable.

A Supreme Court decision involving Tiger Global has influenced this discussion.

India has now completed more than 1,000 advance pricing agreements.

More than 220 of those agreements are with other countries.

Artificial intelligence is changing how businesses work and how taxes are administered.

Officials said countries will need to cooperate because technology is developing faster than tax rules.

Key facts

Conference
23rd International Tax Conference organised by ASSOCHAM
Location
New Delhi
Key official
Monica Bhatia, Principal Chief Commissioner of Income Tax (International Tax)
Advance pricing agreements
India has crossed 1,000 agreements
Bilateral agreements
More than 220 of India’s advance pricing agreements are bilateral
Major legal development
The Supreme Court’s Tiger Global judgment
Emerging issue
Artificial intelligence’s effect on permanent establishment, profit attribution and value creation

Quotes

Sandeep Chaufla

Chairman of ASSOCHAM's National Council on Direct Taxes

“Balance in terms of legislation and its implementation is the need of the hour.”
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“Policy stability is foundational to investor confidence.”
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