Other Briefings
Tax Planning for NRIs Returning to India
Careful investment and tax planning can help NRIs returning to India ease the transition and allow themselves to avail tax breaks and other benefits. Learn about most common areas necessary for NRIs to manage their overseas income and investments.
Remitting Profits from India: Procedures and Regulations for Foreign Businesses
Remitting profits from India depends on an entity’s investment model. Read to know about the procedures and regulations for sending money from branch offices, and wholly owned subsidiaries.
Types of Audit and Audit Reporting in India
For any foreign executive operating in India, it is beneficial to have a basic understanding of the country’s audit procedures. In this article, we provide an overview of the different types of audit and audit reporting in India.
Transfer Pricing in India Explained
Transfer pricing refers to the rules used for pricing transactions within and between enterprises under common ownership or control. Read to know about the arm’s length price, specified domestic transactions, advance pricing agreement, country-by-country reporting, and transfer pricing documentation.
Foreign E-commerce Firms to Register for GST in Every Indian State
New provisions for tax deducted at source (TDS) under the GST law require foreign e-commerce firms to register in every Indian State. Read to know the details.
Claiming GST Refund Made Easier in India
Businesses in India can now claim their GST refund by submitting a single form. Here, we discuss the different types of GST refunds available and the process for claiming it.
India Resident Foreign Companies to Pay 40 Percent Tax: Latest POEM Guidelines
The Indian tax department has clarified that foreign companies must pay 40 percent tax even if their residency status changes from non-resident to resident by virtue of place of effective management (POEM) rules.
GST on Inter-State Office Services: Karnataka AAR Makes Companies in India Nervous
Employee services from the headquarters of a firm to its offices in other states will attract GST as it will be considered a taxable ‘supply of service’ under the CGST Act, as per a Karnataka AAR order.
