Following an adverse Supreme Court ruling against Nestle, Switzerland revoked the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status granted to India. This action will have adverse tax ramifications for Indian ...

Switzerland’s decision to suspend the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) treatment for India under the two countries’ 30-years old double-taxation avoidance agreement (DTAA) from January 1 will ...

thanks to Switzerland's earlier application of MFN benefits. With the reversion to a 10 per cent residual rate starting January 1, 2025, these firms face higher tax liabilities, reducing their ...

But post suspension of the MFN status, Switzerland will from January 1, 2025, levy a 10 per cent tax on dividends due to Indian tax residents who claim refunds for Swiss withholding tax and for ...

Mr. Okuashvili initiated arbitration proceedings on 1 May 2019 under the SCC Rules, invoking Articles 3 (national treatment and MFN) and 8 (dispute resolution) of the Georgia-UK BIT. Critically ...

Switzerland’s federal department of finance (DFF) announced that it would suspend the application of the MFN clause in the tax ... From January 1, 2025, Indian businesses in Switzerland will ...

According to a December 11 statement by the Swiss finance department, the move follows the Supreme Court of India's ruling last year that the MFN clause doesn't automatically trigger when a ...

Switzerland has now responded by unilaterally revoking India's MFN status and squarely named the "Indian Supreme Court" as the reason for its decision. This means that from January 1, 2025 ...

But post suspension of the MFN status, Switzerland will from January 1, 2025, levy a 10 per cent tax on dividends due to Indian tax residents who claim refunds for Swiss withholding tax and for Swiss ...

But post suspension of the MFN status, Switzerland will from January 1, 2025, levy a 10 per cent tax on dividends due to Indian tax residents who claim refunds for Swiss withholding tax and for Swiss ...