Other Briefings
Income Tax Assessment in India (2025-26): Scrutiny Timelines & New Reassessment Rules
Gain a clear understanding of the transition to the Income-tax Act, 2025, including the revised tax assessment framework, scrutiny timelines, and reassessment provisions.
OIDAR Compliance in India: GST Registration, NTOR Rules, and Key Risks for Digital Service Providers
Supplying digital services to India? Even a single B2C transaction can trigger GST registration—understand OIDAR rules, NTOR risks, and compliance requirements.
India’s Tax Compliance Deadlines for April & May
FY 2026-27 represents a transition in India’s tax compliance calendar, with the new framework taking effect April 1. Businesses and investors face a dual-responsibility period: closing out obligations for the previous year under the old law while adopting new reporting structures for current transactions.
Transitioning From Form 10F to Form 41: New DTAA Compliance Under Income-tax Act, 2025
DTAA relief in India now requires Form 41 under Section 159(8) of the Income-tax Act, 2025. Explore new documentation rules and tax residency certificate (TRC) mandates for non-residents.
Rethinking Payroll Under India’s Income Tax Rules 2026: Employer Accountability in Salary and TDS
Ensure your payroll is compliant with India’s Income Tax Rules, 2026, effective April 1. Learn more about new TDS norms, HRA documentation, and perquisite valuation under the Income-tax Act, 2025.
CBDT Notifies Income-tax Rules 2026: What Companies & Foreign Investors Must Know
India has notified the Income-tax Rules, 2026, introducing enhanced norms, clearer capital gains provisions, etc. Businesses should review the new framework and strengthen documentation needs to ensure compliance and effectively manage tax risks.
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.
