Description
The dramatic advances in communications and technology that have taken place in recent years, combined with the progressive development of the Indian economy, have enticed many multi-national companies to tap the rich resources which India has to offer in terms of front-line business support services and customer relations.
This has thrust the Indian tax system into the limelight, with multi-nationals and their advisers now needing to become familiar with the relevant aspects of Indian tax law and practice, and in particular, how India approaches the concept of the permanent establishment and the circumstances in which a liability to tax in India could arise.
This book's principal theme is the taxation of permanent establishments, taking as its starting point the OECD model convention on the avoidance of double taxation, and examining how the Indian courts and India?s law-makers have interpreted the rules governing attribution of profits.
It deals with the current issues to which the establishment of business centres in India by multi-nationals have given rise, relating how the law is developing to take account of these latest international business trends.
Radhakishan Rawal
Radhakishan Rawal, of PwC, India, is a Manager in the Tax & Regulatory Services team and is has more than 8 years experience in domestic and international taxation. He is commerce Graduate and a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India since 1997. He is also a member of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India and the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India. He is also a Certified Treasury Manager.
Spiramus Press
We are a UK-based publisher, with an emphasis on tax titles for lawyers, accountants and tax managers. Our books cover both UK and international tax.
