The Indian Finance Bill introduced a measure that means deals involving Indian companies dating back to the 1960s could be taxed, irrespective of where the deals were carried out.
According to the paper, the letter was signed by Business Roundtable, Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters, Capital Markets Tax Committee of Asia, Confederation of British Industry, Japan Foreign Trade Council, National Foreign Trade Council, United States Council for International Business. (ANI)
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