T he increase in cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A) has led to an urgency to understand and manage the intricate tax consequences of foreign investments in India.
By the end of 2007, M&A deals in India showed an impressive growth to US$70 billion, an increase of about 150% over the previous year.
In February alone, a total of 36 deals were announced, valued at more than US$2.95 billion. These included 19 cross-border deals with an announced value of more than US$470 million.
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Abhixit Singh is a partner at Titus & Co. He can be contacted at asingh@titus-india.com.Ramandeep Arora is an associate at Titus & Co and can be contacted at rkaur@titus-india.com
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