Analysis of decision in case of Novo Nordisk India Pvt Ltd

Novo Nordisk India Pvt Ltd. v DCIT

Facts:

The assessee is an Indian company (Subsidiary of a Foreign Co.) engaged in the business of pharmaceutical products, dealing mainly in the area of diabetes treatment drugs. The assessee was purchasing finished pharmaceutical products from its AE in Denmark and distributing the same in India (Business Category – 1). The assessee was also purchasing finished goods from an unrelated Indian private limited company and distributing these products in India (Business Category – 2).

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The 401K Conundrum

Introduction

The Indian growth story has become the toast of global investors and the growth train has been chugging along at a steady rate with strong leadership at the helm. Though right now the world economy is in a slump with the global crash of commodity prices, and India too is facing some turbulence, we still remain one of the bright spots in the world economy.

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International Taxation

Wipro Ltd. v. DCIT

Facts of the case:

This case law is the Karnataka High Court judgment pronounced on 25th March, 2015, which covers elaborately many domestic and international tax issues. In our discussion, we shall be limiting the analysis toasignificant international tax matter covered by this case law.

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Royalties and Fees for Technical Services

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Starting of a Chapter with a diagram is unorthodox. However, we are living in times of massive disruption where traditional businesses have been turned on their heads by young nimble start-ups leveraging technology. In Figure 1.1we can see how relatively new Start- Ups have gained massive Billion Dollar valuation within a short span of time gaining the popular adjective of unicorns, the mythical Norse character.

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3D Printed Kidney & International Taxation

Introduction

It is a common lament among the tech savvy that laws do not keep pace with the rapid rate of innovation we are experiencing currently. Practicing in Bangalore popularly known as the Silicon Valley of India, I have come across new technologies such as 3-D Printing, IoT, etc. which makes me wonder as to the laws required to regulate the same. By the time you are reading this article the budget would have just been announced and it will be hard for me draw your attention away from the budget material. However, I will make an attempt to do the near impossible by discussing a futuristic scenario from the perspective of International Taxation.

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