Vodafone Case

Tax case: Vodafone wants to eat its cake and have it too

Can Vodafone argue that India can't tax a Cayman Islands deal, and then say the same deal is covered by an investment protection treaty?

Is Vodafone barking up the wrong tree on arbitration?

Vodafone, which has sent the government a notice on a law that is still to be passed, seems to have jumped the gun on arbitration.

Vodafone tax deal may drive Indian markets today

Looks like P Chidambaram has started off with a bang. There are reports of a tax deal with Vodafone, which if confirmed could revive investor sentiment.

Should finmin be run by FM or FIIs and foreign dalals?

Why do the finance ministry and the PMO spend more time propitiating foreign investors when they contribute just about 10 percent of our savings?

Tax changes: No more foreign investment for India?

International trade groups have warned Manmohan Singh that new taxation proposals by the UPA have led foreign businesses to reconsider their investments.

FM claws back policy space from SC in Voda: 2G next?

Pranab Mukherjee made it very clear that making policy was government's right, not courts. Does this mean it will make its own 2G auction policy?

Voda case is less about right and more about might

Many have questioned the morality of a retrospective law to tax Vodafone, but ultimately the question is: does India have the global muscle to pull it off?

The Voda tax: Why India can't be a pushover in taxation

Retrospective taxation may be bad. But there is simply too much revenue at stake for India to play softball on tax issues anymore

With UPA in terminal decline, India is closed for business

A weak government that has lost the will to govern has created a vacuum that countless other players are rushing to fill. The result: a Tower of Babel, policy muddle, and an environment that is forcing investors to flee.

Second slap: SC junks govt's Vodafone review petition

The Supreme Court has thrown out the government's review petition in the Vodafone case. Will the government never learn?