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Can India Tax Offshore Transfers Under the India-Ireland DTAA? FireEye Case Explained
On 30 September 2026, the Delhi Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) ruled in favour of FireEye Ireland Ltd., a Dublin based firm, in a capital gains dispute. The ruling clarifies how the India-Ireland DTAA interacts with India’s domestic indirect-transfer rules.
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Why Acquisition of Shares Remains an Important FDI Route into India
Foreign investment through acquisition of existing shares remains an important India FDI route. Explore recent trends, investment structures, compliance requirements, and why foreign investors choose to acquire stakes in established Indian companies.
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India Statutory Compliance Due Dates for November 2026: Tax, GST, Payroll and MCA Filings
The India compliance calendar for November 2026 outlines important dates for statutory payments and filings. Business entities must effectively manage their tax, payroll, corporate, and regulatory obligations within the specified deadlines.
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Doing Business in Maharashtra: Shops and Establishments Act Explained
The Maharashtra Shops and Establishments Act governs employment conditions and workplace compliance across covered establishments. Know the registration and intimation requirements, working hours, leave, employee records, insurance documentation, and key compliance obligations.
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India’s FTA Gambit 2026: Implementation, Expansion, and Strategic Realignment
Monitor the 2026 status of all of India’s Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and CEPAs. This live tracker covers the historic EU deal, UK CETA implementation, and ongoing negotiations with Canada, the GCC, and the US.
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Protecting Intellectual Property Rights Under the India-New Zealand FTA
The India-New Zealand FTA, now in effect, establishes an intellectual property framework covering trademarks, geographical indications, patents, industrial designs, copyright, and IP enforcement.
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Deploying Professionals to India Under the India-New Zealand FTA: 5 Temporary Entry Routes
Effective 20 October 2026, the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) will facilitate the temporary entry of NZ nationals into India, covering business visitors, intra-corporate transferees, contractual service suppliers, independent professionals, etc.
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New SEZ Amendments Introduce Greater Operational Flexibility for IFSC Units in India
The India SEZ Amendment Rules 2026 introduce targeted changes for IFSC units, including simplified documentation for funds, clearer service commencement rules and new letter of approval (LoA) renewal criteria for an IFSC units.