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Tax terrorism on wane – Neha Malhotra

It’s not a news that taxpayer ratio in India is abysmal. In order to make India a tax compliant nation, the government is aiming to make the system more tax-friendly so as to minimize the distress among the taxpayers. This objective of the government is now finding support from the Indian judicial system also. Recently, judiciary has taken steps to discourage the actions of the revenue department that impact the taxpayers unfairly. Neha Malhotra, Executive Director contributed an op-ed piece on Tax terrorism on wane for Financial Chronicle.  Tax terrorism on wane - Neha Malhotra

Holding shares in physical form? You need to change them to demat form before April – Amit Pathak

Dear All The Securities Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on June 8, 2018 issued a new set of amendments under the Sebi Regulations 2018. This amendment, starting April 1, 2019, will not allow investors holding shares of listed companies in physical form to transfer them. Initially the date of applicability of this amendment was December 5, 2018, which has now been extended to April 1, 2019. Investors holding shares of listed companies in physical form, starting April 1, 2019, will be only allowed to transfer or sell them if they have been converted to dematerialised form (Demat Form). Amit Pathak, Director contributed an article on Holding shares in physical form? You need to change them to demat form before April for Financial Express. Holding shares in physical form? You need to change them to demat form before April- Amit Pathak

Nangia & Co LLP & International Tax Review(UK)- India Tax Form, 2019

We are pleased to share you that Nangia & Co LLP has partnered with International Tax review – UK on India  Tax Forum, 2019 at Hotel Shangri-La , New Delhi .

The seminar will gather eminent speakers to discuss the Direct and Indirect Taxes issues along with the policy initiatives having impact on trade, industry and Indian economy. 

Rakesh Nangia, Managing Partner will share his insights on Taxation on Digital Economy.

Details of the event are as follows:

Date Venue
January 22, 2019 (Tuesday) Hotel Shangri-La , New Delhi
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India Tax Forum 2019 Agenda Final V2_.pdf

Unaccounted cash in bank locker? Taxmen may knock at your door – Neha Malhotra

India is bolstering a tax program designed to reduce costly disputes with multinationals, after it came under criticism for being too burdensome. Advance pricing agreements (APAs) are ahead-of-time agreements between companies and tax authorities on pricing transactions between group entities. India introduced the system in 2012, in a bid to help stave off drawn-out lawsuits.

  1. Neha Malhotra, Executive Director with inputs from Radhika Arora contributed an article onUnaccounted cash in bank locker? Taxmen may knock at your door for Financial Express.
Unaccounted cash in bank locker? Taxmen may knock at your door