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    Enhancing a shareholder's value is a fundamental concept which drives every management effort in the modern business environment. Progressive and bottom-line focussed managements have realized that taxes (both direct and indirect, domestic and international), should be viewed as a dynamic item of cost rather than a passive charge on the profits.

    Indeed, an effective tax-cost management provides a distinct competitive advantage. This requires the application of appropriate tax strategies proactively identified and surgically implemented.

    We have developed a total tax management capability which encompasses the entire spectrum of direct, indirect and personal taxes. Our approach to tax planning is multi-jurisdictional. We, together with other member firm's offices spread across the globe, can provide quality national and international tax advice.

    Our professionals are drawn from a wide variety of backgrounds. Industry specialization, service line specialization, international exposure and advanced training equips them to work with our clients and be their advisors in a wide spectrum of their business processes.

    Our Capabilities

    KPMG in India’s Corporate and International Tax (CIT) team comprises dedicated tax professionals with in-depth technical knowledge and practical experience

    In today's interconnected global economy, tax leaders are grappling with the complexities of transfer pricing, stringent regulatory requirements, and the need for transparency in cross-border transactions

    Taxes are the primary source of income for governments around the world.



     

    Whether dealing with small-scale or large, cross-border transactions, understanding how effectively manage the challenges that may arise is crucial to success
     

    For many organisations, the pressure to compete effectively has led to an increase in the size and complexity of their global workforce


     

    Over the years, the banking and financial services space has undergone a major overhaul due to evolving regulations and keeping pace with these changes, the tax and regulatory regime has become more dynamic

    Tax automation and digitalisation to enhance tax governance, mitigate tax risks and build efficiencies



     

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    Parizad Sirwalla

    Partner and National Head – Tax, Global Mobility Services

    KPMG in India

    Indian Government has launched a revamped Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) portal. The updated portal aims to provide enhanced functionality, improved security, and a user-friendly experience for the existing over 5 million OCI cardholders and new users.

    Multiple features are said to have been introduced in the new OCI portal:

    • User sign-up and segregation of registration menu
    • Autofill of user profile details in registration forms
    • Dashboard displaying completed and partially filled applications
    • Integrated online payment gateway for those who filed in FRROs
    • Seamless navigation across application steps
    • Categorisation of requisite documents to upload based on application type,
    • Editing option to the applicant at any stage before submission,
    • Integrated FAQ in the portal,
    • Reminder to the applicant to verify information before final submission,
    • Display of eligibility criteria and requisite documents based on selected application type,
    • In-built image cropping tool for uploading applicant photos and signatures.

    A step towards providing an up=to-date user interface to ensure seamless registration process for OCI cardholders.

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    KPMG in India