在2026年财政预算案中，印度中央政府推出了一系列税收和海关改革措施，旨在巩固印度作为全球制造与服务中心的重要地位。其中特别强调扩大“安全港”（Safe Harbor）适用范围、简化合规要求，并为全球投资者提供长期确定性。新的安全港条款预计将纳入将于2026年4月1日起生效的新《所得税法》。

India’s adoption of a revised gross domestic product (GDP) series with base year 2022-23 marks an important evolution in how the country measures economic activity. On February 27, 2026, the National ...

India and Brazil plan to double bilateral trade to US$30 billion by 2030, expanding cooperation across critical minerals, digital technology, healthcare, and supply chains.

A 2026 Karnataka High Court ruling clarifies Leave India Notice rules for foreign employees in India, outlining employer responsibility and key immigration compliance risks.

A practical India roadmap for scalable, long-cycle investment, covering sector entry, localization, compliance, and export optimization.

The RBI’s 2026 FEMA Guarantees regulation replaces the 2000 regime with a principle-based, eligibility-driven framework.

India’s Competition Commission (CCI) fined Intel Corporation US$3.01 million for abusing its dominant position via an India-specific warranty policy that restricted parallel imports. The order ...

The Indian state of Uttar Pradesh has introduced sweeping changes to its Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, 1962, significantly expanding its coverage and modernizing compliance requirements.

In Budget 2026, the central government introduced a series of tax and customs reforms to strengthen India’s position as a global manufacturing and services hub. It placed particular emphasis on ...

In December 2025, Madhya Pradesh amended its Shops & Establishments Act to fully digitize labor compliance, moving registration, inspections, and closures to online systems. The state also permitted ...

India’s Union Budget 2026 proposes a 20-year tax holiday within a 25-year block for International Banking Units (IBUs) in GIFT City, followed by a concessional 15 percent tax rate. The reform restores ...

Il FTA tra India e Unione Europea prevede una liberalizzazione tariffaria graduale: l’India concede un accesso immediato in esenzione sul 49,6% delle voci doganali, mentre l’UE sul 70,4%. Questo ...