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Google India to contest Income Tax tribunal's order to pay taxes on revenues sent to Ireland
•The ITAT held that payments aggregating to Rs 1,457 crore made by Google India to Google Ireland between 2007-08 and 2012-13 are taxable as royalty.
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal says Google India must pay tax on ad revenue sent to parent
•In a setback to Google India, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal has upheld a tax demand on the search engine's remittances of advertisement revenue to Google Ireland Ltd.
ITAT rules in favour of Flipkart; I-T Department to refund Rs 55 cr tax collected with interest
•The tax department while raising the demand had treated the Rs 796 crore loss incurred by Flipkart for the assessment year 2015-16 as capital expenditure.
ITAT ruling helps Flipkart avoid Rs 110 crore tax demand for now; case could go to the high court
Fp Staff •ITAT, in a big relief to Flipkart, ruled out tax department’s argument that marketing and discounting expenses of the etailer to be characterised as capital expenditures
If government wants to earn more tax, taxmen need to stop harassing taxpayers
Vivek •Tax laws need to be simplified, so as to disincentivise taxmen from litigating and continuing to litigate at the drop of a hat.
Priyanka Chopra ordered to pay tax on luxury watch and sedan with combined worth of Rs 67 lakhs; actress says they were gifts
Fp Staff •Priyanka Chopra has been ordered by the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal to pay a luxury tax for a LVMH-TAG watch worth Rs 40 lakh and a Toyota Prius sedan worth Rs 27 lakh
I-T dept launches PAN-based litigation management system
Fp Archives •The tax department is on a spree to ensure more and more number of people and taxpayers in the country use the PAN card.
Seeing emergence of 'New India', says Vodafone chief
Fp Archives •Vodafone India managing director & CEO Sunil Sood said the government has been far more cooperative on the call drops issue.
Tribunal stays I-T order, asks Vodafone to pay Rs 200 cr now
Fp Archives •The department claimed Rs 3,700 crore in tax arrears and penalties from the Indian unit of the British telecom major.
Bribes gradually becoming legal for the Indian taxman
Jagannathan •The Indian tax authorities are gradually moving towards an amoral approach towards bribery and illegality.