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From Linklaters To Paul Wurth: The Changing Contours Of The Force Of Attraction Rule In Tax Treaties
The Delhi Tribunal's recent ruling in Paul Wurth Italia has reshaped the application of the force of attraction rule under tax treaties, emphasizing that a permanent establishment's mere existence cannot justify taxation of all source-country profits. This decision marks a critical shift toward requiring demonstrable factual and functional nexus between the PE and disputed income, signaling a more restrained interpretation of this contested principle in international taxation.
India Tax
LS
Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan
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Impact Of Taxation And Other Laws (Amendment) Act, 2026 On The Electronics Manufacturing Services Sector
India's 2026 Tax Amendment introduces significant tax benefits for foreign companies engaged in electronics manufacturing through contract manufacturers, extending exemptions until 2041 and adding new provisions for component storage in customs-bonded warehouses. How will these changes reshape India's competitiveness in the global electronics manufacturing services sector and influence investment decisions by original equipment manufacturers?
India Tax
AP
AZB & Partners
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GCCs In India: Tax Questions MNCs Should Not Overlook
Global Capability Centres in India have evolved from basic support operations into strategic hubs handling high-value functions like R&D, analytics, and procurement. As these centres scale and take on more complex responsibilities, multinational enterprises face heightened tax risks around permanent establishment classification and transfer pricing compliance that require careful structural review and documentation.
India Tax
LS
Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan
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Exploring Investment Opportunities In India’s Sezs And SEZ Benefits In India
Special Economic Zones offer export-oriented businesses and foreign investors a distinct fiscal and regulatory framework to operate in India. What tax exemptions, customs benefits, and compliance obligations apply to SEZ units under current law, and how have recent amendments reshaped the policy landscape for semiconductor manufacturing and domestic market sales?
India Tax
MC
MAHESHWARI & CO. Advocates & Legal Consultants
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Is Your Accounting Software Actually Ready For Corporate Tax Compliance In The UAE?
Most businesses have become comfortable with UAE corporate tax filing by now.  The deadlines are on the calendar, the forms are familiar, and finance teams are well into the rhythm. What fewer businesses have stopped to check is whether the accounting software they're running can actually keep up with what's coming next.  This includes everything from transfer pricing schedules to the phased rollout of e-invoicing.  This guide explains what that readiness actually looks like for finance directors, SME owners, and compliance officers working through UAE corporate tax compliance right now.
Global Technology
IMC Group
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Why Growing GCC Companies Are Moving Beyond Spreadsheet-Based Financial Reporting
For many finance teams, the warning signs are familiar. The month-end close often stretches beyond ten days. Different versions of the same profit and loss statement get shared over email, and no one has a clear idea which is the latest file. A single minor change to a formula in a spreadsheet can disrupt the entire consolidation. By the time someone notices the mistake, it might be too late.
Global Accounting
IMC Group
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Partners Of A Company (Taxable Person) Can Be Imposed Penalty Under Section 122(1A) And For Periods Before The Said Provision
The Gauhati High Court has ruled on whether partners of a company can face penalties under Section 122(1A) of the CGST Act, 2017, examining the distinction between 'taxable person' and 'any person' in penalty provisions. The judgment addresses the retrospective applicability of Section 122(1A) and diverges from earlier Bombay High Court decisions while aligning with the Delhi High Court's interpretation. The Court analyzed whether natural persons who retained benefits from GST violations can be held liable
India Tax
LS
Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan
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