Indian Tax implications on Walmart's acquisition of Flipkart

Arinjay | Last updated: 24 May 2018

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In what is termed as the largest e-commerce deal in the world, Walmart has finally announced the acquisition of Flipkart. Based on the news report, it seems that the acquisition has been made of shares of the Singapore parent of the Indian entity from the existing shareholders. This transaction, app

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CA Arinjay Kumar Jain B. Com. , FCA , Director MA Tax at KPMG Delhi (2006 to 2014) - Worked on International tax with over 750 transaction of Inbound Investment, Outbound Investments, Due diligence, Family Structuring and Succession planning across sectors. Editor International Tax at Taxmann Publications , New D ... Read more

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