Virtual Masterclass on International Tax Implications of Supreme Court Judgments

About the Course

This masterclass has been meticulously crafted to offer a thorough grasp of pivotal Supreme Court decisions that have profoundly influenced the landscape of international taxation. It serves as an invaluable knowledge source tailor-made for professionals of your caliber.

Who Would Benefit from This?

The "International Tax Implications of Supreme Court Judgments" masterclass is thoughtfully designed to cater to a diverse array of professionals and roles, encompassing but not confined to:

Commercial Controller

Finance Controller

Head Taxation

Head Finance & Accounts

Head Finance

CFO

Global Tax Head

Practice Leader-International Tax & Transfer Pricing

Head Transfer Pricing

Head Treasury

Head Accountant

Tax Advisers

General Tax Practitioners

Structured Finance Professionals

Head Trade (That Crosses National Borders)

Tax Directors

Key Insights from the Masterclass:

During this educational experience, you will have the opportunity to delve deeply into crucial subject matters, which include:

Course Curriculum

Supreme Court Ruling on the Most Favoured Nation Clause: AO v. Nestle SA [2023] 155 384 (SC)[19-10-2023]

Understand the concept of Most Favoured Nation (MFN) clause.
Discover the benefits associated with the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) clause.
Explore the differential availability of benefits under the MFN article between different DTAAs.
Grasp the incorporation of MFN clauses within Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA).
Gain clarity on whether the third nation referred to in the MFN clause must be an OECD member at the time of DTAA agreement.

Acquire valuable insights into the functioning of tax sparing clauses within DTAA.
Understand the benefits offered under the Tax Sparing clause in DTAA.

Experienced Faculty

Harshal Bhuta working with P. R. Bhuta & Co., Chartered Accountants (Mumbai) which is a boutique firm known for providing Indian Foreign Exchange Laws consultancy and International Taxation consultancy services along with focus on Non-Resident Indians and Foreign Nationals centric regulatory services in India. He has over 10 years of work experience and his areas of specialization include International Taxation, Transfer Pricing, Indian Foreign Exchange Regulations and Business Valuation. Along with co-partners, Harshal Bhuta has made various representations from the firm to Central Board of Direct Taxes (Ministry Of Finance, Government of India), and also to The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) towards suggestions for improvement of draft legislation(s).

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