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Nangia Andersen LLP, an Andersen tax consulting and Advisory firm in India, is part of Andersen Global. We have reach to more than 300 offices globally having presence in more than 140 countries. In this fast paced and rapidly evolving environment, we have emerged as the finest premier tax and advisory firm with an extensive experience of 40 years into the trade. In India, Nangia Andersen LLP has a PAN-India coverage with 8 offices (Noida, Delhi, Gurugram, Mumbai, Dehradun, Bengaluru, Chennai and Pune).
In this episode, Sandeep Jhunjhunwala, Partner, Nangia Andersen LLP and Sravani Raghuram take you through the revised regulatory framework for Overseas Investments introduced by the Central government in consultation with the RBI. The revamped regulations intend to boost overseas deal-making and ease of doing business in India by empowering Indian investors to break through regulatory hurdles associated with overseas investments.
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (‘MeitY’) has launched Incentive Schemes for setting up semiconductor and display fabrication facilities in India. Further, MeitY has also introduced two other Schemes – for compound semiconductors, Assembly Testing Marking, and Packaging and Semiconductor Design in India. The total outlay under these Schemes is close to USD 10 billion for all four Schemes.
These Schemes aim at creating a domestic semiconductor fabrication eco-system in India and as part of the webinar, we shall discuss the implications of the same on the Electronics Industry in India and the opportunities it presents for global investors.
In this episode, Nischal S Arora and Mayank Arora take you through the key contours of all four Schemes.
The Production Linked Incentive Schemes have been approved by the Government of India under the aegis of the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative to encourage domestic manufacturing, re-jig the global supply chain and make India a manufacturing hub of the world. The PLI Scheme for Automobile and Auto Component Industry has recently been notified by the Ministry of Heavy Industries and the last date for making an application under the Scheme is 9th January 2022.
Based on the Scheme Guidelines and FAQs issued by the Ministry, the Scheme focuses on domestic manufacturing of Advanced Automotive Technology (AAT) products and attracting investment in the automotive manufacturing value chain.
In this episode, Sudin Sabnis and Yogesh Kale take you through a few important practical aspects of the PLI Scheme for the Automobile and Auto Component Industry.
The Production Linked Incentive Schemes have been approved by the Government of India under the aegis of the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative to encourage domestic manufacturing, re-jig the global supply chain and to make Indian a manufacturing hub of the world. The PLI Scheme for Textiles has recently been notified by the Ministry of Textiles.
Based on the Draft Guidelines released for public comments, the Scheme focuses on Man-Made Fiber (‘MMF’) and Technical Textile manufacturers and has been bifurcated between large scale and relatively small scale investors engaged in manufacture of MMF Apparel, MMF Fabrics and Technical Textiles with a variety of end-uses such as automotive, defence, medical, etc.
In this episode, Nischal S Arora and Mayank Arora take you through the key contours of PLI Scheme for Textiles.
Digital facelifts and transformations have gone into overdrive in the last decade, with new processes, technologies, and product development moving ahead at whirlwind speed. As IT and business have fast-tracked new initiatives like agile and DevOps to improve the go-to-market strategy, security considerations are often left out in the dark. Digital transformation is creating many new opportunities for us to consider, bringing an exciting future even, but with its own security challenges that must be addressed. The challenge for security teams remains on how to add security at the same speed of digital transformation and ensure that security spans and lasts every new process and the external product developed or an internet opportunity created.
In this episode, Shrikrishna Dikshit will discuss how organizations should look at securing their digital transformation journey.
The Production Linked Incentive Schemes have been approved by the Government of India under the aegis of the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative to encourage domestic manufacturing, re-jig the global supply chain and make Indian a manufacturing hub of the world. The Scheme for Automotive and Automotive Components has recently been notified by the Ministry of Heavy Industries.
The Scheme focuses on OEMs engaged in the manufacture of Battery Electric Vehicles or BEVs and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles or HFCVs along with advanced components for all three categories of vehicles, viz., BEVs, HFCVs, and Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles. The focus on BEVs and HFCVs highlights India’s commitment to achieve carbon emission targets as set out under the Paris agreement.
In this episode, Nischal S Arora and Mayank Arora take you through the key contours of the PLI Scheme for Auto and Auto Components.
For any queries, you may reach out to the authors at nischal.arora@nangia.com/arora.mayank@nangia.com
The emergence and growth of Multinational Enterprises in recent years have led businesses to set up specialized units for rendering Intra Group Services (‘IGS’). These transactions have been subject to voluminous scrutiny in India and invariably lead to protracted litigation. In view of the lack of detailed legislative provisions in relation to IGS, solutions can look through some of the reasoned judgments from the Indian courts.
In this episode, Amit Agarwal and Anchal Kapoor reflect on the typical IGS transactions undertaken by MNEs, related transfer pricing issues, highlight the learnings from international guidelines as well as judicial precedents in India, and comment on possible modus operandi to navigate through these issues.
In this recorded podcast, Brandon Nett, Managing Director, Andersen and Sandeep Jhunjhunwala, Partner, Nangia Andersen LLP lay down a brief overview of the tax and regulatory laws applicable for foreign start-ups in India and the issues commonly faced by companies operating in India.
Slump Sale has been one of the widely used ways of business acquisition in India and is quite old. However, the special procedure for the computation of Capital gains was inserted vide FA 1999. The taxability of the slump sale transactions prior to insertion of Section 50B eventually evolved with the help of Courts that had held that slump sale is neither taxable as business income nor as capital gains.
In this episode, Vishwas Panjiar and Chirag Nangia discuss the nitigrities of slump sale owing to the recent changes in the tax framework.
With technological advancements and emerging markets, businesses are fast expanding their presence in India by creating a digital presence across the country. Keeping in mind this drastic shift in how businesses are carried, the Government of India had notified the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020. Specific amendments have now been proposed to these rules and the amended rules will surely impact all digital businesses in one way or the other.
In the above backdrop, we present to you our Podcast wherein Sandeep Jhunjhunwala and Arshita Khetan discuss the finer aspects of these draft amendments and their likely impact on the e-commerce sector.