"Shravan Suratwala |Chartered Accountant, Dip IFRS(ACCA UK), B.Com. |GST (Cert.) Shravan has 9 plus years of post-qualification professional experience in advisory, litigation and compliance areas of Corporate and International taxation. He has also worked three plus years in the field of Internal and Process Audit during his internship. Shravan has worked with multinational and reputed firms like Deloitte, SKP and Kirtane & Pandit across levels and also was a part of Direct Tax Committee of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India."
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After 3 years of introducing the concept of ‘Significant Economic Presence’ (SEP) in the domestic tax laws, the Indian tax authorities have notified the thresholds for applicability of the SEP provisions. As per the notification 41/2021 dated 03 May 2021, the payment threshold in respect of any goods, services or property carried out by a […]
Dividend taxation has had a very enriching history in respect of its mode of taxation, collection of taxes and rate of taxation. Further, going by what we have seen in the past couple of years, it looks like the tax authorities, the tax payers and the judiciary have no intention to take the spice out of it, especially when it comes to taxation of dividend in the hands of the non-resident shareholders.
