India's ruling on software sales and its implications for the equalization levy by Anshu Khanna
By: Khanna, Anshu
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In this article, the author dissects the Indian Supreme Court's recent decision in Engineering Analysis Center of Excellence, which held that payments for off-the-shelf software are not royalties and thus are not subject to withholding. She then considers the implications of the ruling for India's equalization levy.
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