Carefully timed arbitration notices from several foreign companies in India send strong signals to the new government that they need to reform the country's business landscape.
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India's turnaround on tough tax rules
Pressure from foreign investors has caused India's government to rethink its new General Anti-Avoidance Rules, which were passed in 2012.
Reform or regress: India's battle to boost its flagging FDI growth story
The strict rules governing foreign investment in India appear to be thwarting the country's economic potential. However, hopes that the government will send out clear signals that it is committed to reforming its business policies are being thwarted by its opponents, both inside and outside of the government.
India’s proposed tax law could trigger FDI exits
In a bid to reduce the country's budget deficit, the Indian government is considering the introduction of a new bill, which would require foreign companies to make retrospective tax payments. But international companies unanimously agree that such a law would lead to their retreat from the country.
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