MobiGyaan
  • Telecom News
  • Smartphone News
  • OS News
  • Apps
  • Reviews
  • Guides
No Result
View All Result
MobiGyaan
  • Telecom News
  • Smartphone News
  • OS News
  • Apps
  • Reviews
  • Guides
No Result
View All Result
MobiGyaan
No Result
View All Result
Home Telecom News Vodafone

Vodafone gets huge relief as government decides to not appeal against Bombay HC order

by Rupesh Sinha
January 29, 2015
in Vodafone
Share on WhatsAppShare on Twitter

In a surprising turn of events, the government has decided to not appeal against te Bombay high court ruling in the Vodafone tax case. Apparently, the government has made the decision to make a positive image on the foreign investors in India.

Vodafone-Logo-Red

The IT department of the government had the asked the UK based telecom company to pay additional taxes of Rs. 3,200 crore claiming that the company had under valued its Indian shares while the Indian subsidiary was being transferred to the parent company in Britain.

Vodafone went to the Bombay High Court on the issue and the court ruled in favour of the company saying, “in our opinion there is no taxable income on share premium received on the issue of shares.”

The government has now decided to not appeal against the ruling and the Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said on the decision, “The government wants to convey a clear message to investors world over that this is a government where decision would be fair, transparent and within the four corners of law. We have tried to give a positive message to investors”.

A Vodafone Group spokesperson welcomed the decision and commented, “We welcome the Indian government’s decision not to appeal the Bombay High Court ruling. Stability and predictability in tax matters are important for long-term investors such as Vodafone.”

Via

Google News

SendTweetShare
Previous Post

Samsung Galaxy J1 with 4.3 inch display and dual core processor announced

Next Post

Moto E second generation leaks in an image

Next Post
Moto E second generation leaks in an image

Moto E second generation leaks in an image

  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us

© 2008-2023 - MobiGyaan. All Rights Reserved.

No Result
View All Result
  • Telecom News
  • Smartphone News
  • OS News
  • Apps
  • Reviews
  • Guides

© 2008-2023 - MobiGyaan. All Rights Reserved.