TOP TIPS: How India’s tax, trade, and cash laws could look post-election

Harish Goel, business advisor for New Delhi-based Trinity Law Partners advises CT on regulatory developments in India that will be decided by India’s elections, beginning April 7.

By Dan Bland

Mar 26, 2014

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The most important issues that will be decided post-elections are the opening up of the retail (multi-brand) sector for foreign investment; reforms in the indirect taxation framework through implementation of the long-pending Goods and Service Tax (GST); and the simplification of the direct tax system by rolling out the Direct Tax Code (DTC).

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