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India – Guidelines Issued for Determining Place of Effective Management

India – Guidelines Issued for Determining Place of Effective Management

In Circular No. 6/2017, dated January 24, 2017, the Central Board of Direct Taxes issued final guidelines regarding the factors that will be looked to under Indian income tax treaties when determining the place of effective management (“P.O.E.M.”) of a foreign company that is part of an Indian-based group.  Almost as important as the substantive rules, the Circular establishes the procedure that must be followed before a tax officer may determine that the P.O.E.M. of a foreign company is in India.  There are winners and there are losers in the Circular.  Ashutosh Dixit, Parul Jain, and Kaushik Saranjame of BMR & Associates L.L.P. explain the new rules.

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A Concise Guide to Acquisition Vehicles for Purchase of U.S. Real Estate by Foreign Individuals

Question: How many ways are there to structure an investment in U.S. real property by a foreign person? Answer: Many. Nina Krauthamer describes five.

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Corporate Matters: Are You Doing Business in New York?

Clients with entities formed in a state other than New York often ask if they should seek authority to transact business in New York. Typically, the client is concerned that operations in New York exist and a fear that often inhibits a company from pursuing registration is the expectation that registration brings with it New York State and New York City tax obligations. Simon H. Prisk reflects: The answer to these questions is not as clear cut as one might think.

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