India Spotlight
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Upcoming Webcasts
Extending Your Global Supply Chain to India: Opportunities and Challenges
21 June, 2:00 – 3:00 PM HKT (GMT +8)
Host: Tom Ewigleben
Presenters: Anis Chakravarty, Prashant Deshpande, and Rohinton Sidhwa
Many questions arise as multinationals consider extending their global supply chains into India. Can a toll or contract manufacturer arrangement work in the Indian context? What are the challenges associated with setting up an operation for sourcing of goods and raw materials? What distributor arrangements work well in India, and can distributors be stripped of risk? We'll discuss:
- Foreign trade policy and exchange controls.
- Issues around permanent establishment (PE) and transfer pricing.
- Indirect tax issues, including customs, VAT, service taxes, and excise taxes.
- Conversion and exit tax implications.
Gain new insights on implementation and tax issues facing multinationals that want to include India in their supply chain strategies.
Archived Webcasts
India Budget 2012 - Time for Action
19 March 2012
Host: Steve Towers
Presenters: Enwright De Sales, Rohan Solapurkar, and Krupa Venkatesh
India's Budget which will be announced on 16 March 2012 offers an opportunity for the Government to bring about high impact changes which will fuel growth and drive momentum into the Indian economy. The past year has been particularly interesting and post the Supreme Court's landmark decision in the Vodafone case, it is widely anticipated that key changes in the Income Tax Act are likely to be introduced, which will in turn have an impact on investments into India. We'll discuss:
- Key Budget changes, policy and tax changes, and new initiatives sought to be introduced.
- The impact of the changes on companies operating in India.
- Planning opportunities in light of the changes that are announced.
Understand the most important changes announced in the Budget as the Indian Government charters itself through some challenging times.
India's Engineering Procurement and Construction Contracts: What Tax Risks Do Construction Contractors Face?
9 February 2012
Host: Neeru Ahuja
Presenters: Ashesh Safi, S.P. Singh, and Krishnamani Subramanian
India is expected to invest an estimated US$1.48 trillion into infrastructure projects by 2017. Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) contracts control these projects. How do recent developments impact EPC contractors operating in India? We'll discuss:
- An overview of EPCs, including typical contract structure, duration, and tax and regulatory amendments to which multinational contractors are exposed.
- Legislative initiatives currently underway that may affect EPCs, including proposed changes to the Direct Taxes Code and limited liability partnership rules.
- Transfer pricing implications of transactions conducted between group companies under EPC provisions.
Understand potential impacts of current and proposed tax, transfer pricing, and regulatory amendments on your current and future infrastructure construction projects in India.
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