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India's Direct Taxes Code Proposals: The New CFC Regulations, Changes in Capital Gains, and Transfer Pricing
12 January 2012
Host: Neeru Ahuja
Presenters: Vijay Dhingra and Vishweshwar Mudigonda
India's proposed Direct Taxes Code (DTC), set to become effective in April 2012, introduces the CFC Regulations and spells out significant new rules for the tax treatment of capital gains and transfer pricing. What do you need to know? We'll discuss:
- Overview of the proposed CFC Regulations and challenges ahead.
- How capital gains taxes are likely to work under the DTC rules, with a special focus on business reorganizations and M&A-related taxes.
- Capital gains derived from indirect transfers and potential taxation in India.
- Anticipated DTC changes to India's already stringent transfer pricing regulations.
- Actions required for withholding and reporting systems.
Examine how these critical areas of taxation may change under the DTC and ways that businesses can prepare to address them.
India's Direct Taxes Code: Deciphering the New Corporate Income Tax Rules
6 December 2011
Host: Neeru Ahuja
Presenters: Ashish Sabharwal and Ashesh Safi
India's proposed Direct Taxes Code (DTC), set to become effective in April 2012, prescribes dramatic changes in how businesses calculate and report income for tax purposes in India. How should you prepare? We'll discuss:
- An in-depth review of new rules regarding computation of taxable income and taxes for companies.
- How the concepts of gross earnings, business expenditures, operating expenditures, finance charges, capital allowances, and income from specified businesses are likely to impact the effective tax rates of businesses in India.
- The minimum alternate taxes and the new tax incentive regimes.
Learn about the new income tax rules for business taxpayers in India and how your company can prepare to address them.
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