Taxation

India's move to impose taxes on foreign digital companies has put Netflix in the spotlight. As the first test case for digital taxation, this development could shape the future of the country's digital economy. In this video, we explore the implications of India's tax decision on Netflix and other international digital companies. We also discuss Netflix's financial performance and growth challenges. Join us to understand how this tax obligation could reshape the landscape of India's digital economy.

There are many changes in the income tax rules effective from this financial year. Changes in income tax slabs to tax rebate limit raised, No LTCG tax benefit on some debt mutual funds are some of the major changes effective from 1 April 2023.

Friction over digital tax to influence India-US ties in coming monthsIf there’s no consensus on tax rules, a trade war could wipe out 1% of global growth every year, OECD estimates

Members of the panel said Singh has given some key inputs during its deliberations particularly on taxation matters

Among debt instruments in India, there are various types of bonds available, with different features—duration, tax benefits, coupon rates, and lock-insTake a look at the applicable taxation before investing

CBDT FAQs cover aspects such as bonus shares and rights issue, but do not provide any clarification on split shares

The slew of taxation reforms will help build a self-reliant India with trust and responsibility, PM assuredThe PM announced reforms like faceless tax assessment to fight corruption in the taxation system

Whenever you are planning to invest in any instrument, taxation is one of the most important aspects that you should look at. So, if you are planning to invest in gold, you should also compare the different option on the basis of how the gains will be taxed.

Having some investments in international stocks can help diversify your portfolioIf your portfolio is relatively small, the best route to invest in foreign stocks is through a mutual fund registered in India

OECD has proposed that profits of MNCs should be available for taxation in the country where their customers are, irrespective of any physical presence in that marketA formula should be evolved for such taxation