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    • Substantial number of Indians contributing to tax revenue: Helios Capital's Samir Arora

      Founder of the hedge fund called attention to the large share of the population who are not eligible for taxes

    • 10 ways American billionaires avoid taxes on an epic scale

    • New corporate tax deal: A tectonic shift in the global economy?

    • 3.4 lakh investors suspected to have not reported gains, I-T backs LTCG tax: Report

    • Macro@Moneycontrol I Government to use geo-tagging to crackdown on shell companies

    • Custodian banks want revision to list of high-risk countries

    • CBDT begins consultation process with stakeholders on GAAR

    • After Mauritius, Singapore DTAA likely to be tweaked next

    • Treaty with Mauritius a plus for market in the long-term:Choksey

    • Govt notifies implementation of GAAR rules from April 2016

      The GAAR provisions were introduced in the 2012-13 Budget by then Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee to check tax avoidance and were to have come into effect from April 1, 2014. The proposal generated controversy, with investors apprehensive about harassment by tax authorities.

    • Governments to target tech giants' tax avoidance

      Western governments wll be targetting tax loopholes used by Apple, Amazon etc. as part of its drive to stop corporate tax avoidance, says a draft action plan.

    • FinMin eager to roll out GAAR from April'14: Source

      The finance minister has rejected the Shome Panel's recommendation to defer GAAR by 3 years. Instead Chidambaram is in favour of rolling out GAAR from April 2014, reports Aakansha Sethi quoting sources.

    • GAAR amendments finalised: Chidambaram

      Amendments to GAAR, the controversial law against tax avoidance through foreign investments, have been finalised, finance minister P Chidambaram disclosed on Sunday.

    • GAAR: FIIs will flee to Singapore, says HP Ranina

      HP Ranina, corporate tax lawyer spoke to CNBC-TV18 about the contours of applicability of GAAR.

    • GAAR not to target P-Notes: FinMin sources

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, finance ministry sources say that GAAR will be invoked only if a company is found setting up plant in a country, that has DTAA with India, for the purpose of tax avoidance.

    • China report claims Google-linked firms broke tax rules

      Chinese authorities found three companies linked to Google Inc broke tax rules and are investigating possible tax avoidance, a Chinese state-run newspaper said on Thursday, raising the risk of fresh pressure on the Internet search giant.

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