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インドの新所得税法:多国籍企業および日系子会社のための包括的コンプライアンスガイド
インドの所得税制度は、過去60年以上の歴史のなかで最も広範かつ抜本的な構造改革を経験しました。2025年所得税法(IT Act, 2025)は、従来の1961年所得税法(IT Act, 1961)に代わるものであり、2026年4月1日に施行されました。さらに、本法には直接税中央委員会(CBDT)によって2026年3月20日に告示された2026年所得税Š
India Tax
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Acuity Law
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Startup India Scheme: Legal Benefits And Compliance Guide
Since its launch on 16 January 2016, the Startup India Scheme has become the cornerstone of India's entrepreneurship policy, offering tax holidays, funding access, and regulatory relief to eligible new-age businesses. For founders, understanding the legal architecture of this scheme — particularly Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) recognition — is essential to unlocking benefits worth lakhs, sometimes crores, in tax savings and compliance relief.
India Tax
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King, Stubb & Kasiva
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Tax Risks In Kazakhstan Infrastructure Projects: What Foreign Contractors Should Know
Foreign contractors participating in major infrastructure projects in Kazakhstan face significant tax, customs and regulatory risks that can materially reduce or eliminate profit margins if not properly addressed. This analysis examines why tax planning must begin before tender submission rather than during contract negotiations, and identifies the principal risks including permanent establishment exposure, withholding tax, VAT...
Kazakhstan Tax
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Unicase Law Firm
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Federal Court Clarifies Loss Transfer Cancellations: A Win By Retaining Losses
The Federal Court of Australia has clarified the operation of section 707-145 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997, determining that a head company's choice to cancel the transfer of tax losses must be made in relation to the joining year. The judgment in Evolution Mining Limited v Commissioner of Taxation provides critical guidance on the timing requirements for cancelling automatic loss transfers in consolidated groups, confirming that choices made in later income years are ineffective.
Australia Tax
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Corrs Chambers Westgarth
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