The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 30, 2009

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INSIGHT: A new dispute resolution mechanism
Several multinationals operating in India today are affected by issues relating to source based taxation, attribution of profits and transfer pricing (TP). Huge TP adjustments have also plagued several Indian companies. Increasing backlog ...

INSIGHT: Mentoring
What dads, teachers, and immediate bosses used to do — for free, and as a matter of course, is now almost a full-fledged commercial service ...

RBI & OTHER CENTRAL BANKS: KYC norms for money transfer services tightened
All authorised persons, who are Indian agents under the money transfer service scheme, should undertake profiling for each new customer, based on the customer's risk. The profile may contain information about the customer's identity, social ...

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