Tax Terrorism

Manmohan Singh attacks demonetisation in Gujarat, reiterates it was a reckless step, organised loot

Due to demonetisation and GST, the country had to run for Chinese imports at the cost of Indian jobs, Manmohan Singh, a distinguished economist, said

Vodafone's tax troubles continue as I-T dept asks to pay up Rs 14,300 cr or face asset seizure

Tax terrorism, which has already taken a toll on investor sentiment, seems to be returning to haunt the multinational companies in India.

Vodafone wins Rs 8,500 cr transfer pricing case: Here's why it is important

One year on, Modi govt bogged down by bureaucracy and politics, says US think-tank

Observing that the Modi government has been bogged down by bureaucracy and politics, a top US think-tank has said "caution" and not enthusiasm is evident in every arena.

Eyeing 10% growth to UPA bashing: 10 takeaways from Arun Jaitley's comments in US

Industry leaders praise Modi's one year, say his steps will bear fruit only in 2 years

Zero marks to Modi govt on job creation, economy a worry: Chidambaram

The senior Congress leader also took a jibe at Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, saying tax terrorism coined by him has "come to haunt him" now in the backdrop of tax notices to FIIs regarding Minimum Alternate Tax.

Tax terrorism: Why did Jaitley let his babus take him for a ride with a new, flawed ITR form?

Arun Jaitley allowed himself to be conned by his tax babus who came up with a new ITR that would have made compliance more difficult instead of going after the really big crooks who may have salted black money abroad

Will tax terrorism reach your home? Jaitley wants to know where did you go last year

The new tax returns we have to file for the last financial year is more intrusive in the level of details its seeks from taxpayers. It could bring fear of the taxman into every home unless the law specifically prevents this from happening.

India's private sector still stuck with legacy issues of governance: Modi

Modi's comments assume significance in the wake of eminent banker Deepak Parekh having said recently that not much had changed on ground in the first nine months of his government and there was little improvement on 'ease of doing business'.