Will Trump's win force India to rejig corp tax?
The New Indian Express|November 12, 2024
Experts say dynamics of tax rates are complex and influenced by factors beyond mere comparison with US rates
MONIKA YADAV
Will Trump's win force India to rejig corp tax?

AS discussions around potential cuts in the US corporate tax rate gain momentum post-Donald Trump's presidential victory, India may find itself at a critical juncture, needing to reassess its own corporate tax framework to remain competitive in attracting foreign investment.

However, experts are of the view that the dynamics of tax rates are complex and influenced by various factors beyond mere comparison with US rates.

The government announced a significant cut to the corporate tax rate for domestic companies from 30% to 22% in 2019, and for new manufacturing companies, the rate was set at 15%.

Despite these reductions, India's corporate tax rates remain relatively high compared to some ASEAN and OECD economies.

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