ThePrintPod: How SC’s Tiger Global-Flipkart ruling on tax treaties sets crucial precedent ~ ThePrint Podcast

The Supreme Court has ruled that capital gains from Tiger
Global’s 2018 exit from Flipkart are taxable in India, even
though the investment was routed through Mauritius and backed by
a tax treaty. In this video, ThePrint explains why the court held
that the offshore structure lacked real commercial substance, how
India’s General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR) overrides treaty
protection, and what this means for foreign investors, private
equity funds, and cross-border M&A deals.

ThePrintPod: How SC’s Tiger Global-Flipkart ruling on tax treaties sets crucial precedent

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