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Title: | Management of the income-tax function: Is India a tax haven? |
Authors: | Gupta, Anand P. |
Issue Date: | 20-Feb-1981 |
Citation: | Economic and Political Weekly, XVI, 9, February 1981, pp. M-15-21 |
Abstract: | Many people believe that the corporate sector in India is probably the highest taxed in the world. On the other haind, some people argue that the presen: system of income taxationt in India is such that it enables a large nunmber of comtnpanies to manage their tax function such that they end up paying little or no taxes on their inconmes. The purpose of this paper is to take a close look at the way two large Indian companies have mana caged their tax functions. This is done with a view to getting some idea of how high the incidence of cor porate income taxation in India really is. The two companies are: Tata Engineering and Locomotive Compainy and Reliance Textile Industries. It is clear that the income-tax system, in India has many provisions that help growing companies to reduce their tax liability to zero. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/11718/8789 |
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