Perhaps foreshadowing a sequel to their much-publicized tiff with Nokia, tax authorities in India are claiming that Infosys and HP each owe oodles in unpaid taxes. India is irked about deduction claims made for software and manpower that was, as The Register reported, "developed and deployed on clients' premises." If such deductions relate to clients' premises, they are disqualified; only work carried out on their own grounds are valid. HP and Infosys challenged Indian tax claims a year ago and won, but the cases are being revisited.India's Tech Tax Complaints Deepen
Perhaps foreshadowing a sequel to their much-publicized tiff with Nokia, tax authorities in India are claiming that Infosys and HP each owe oodles in unpaid taxes. India is irked about deduction claims made for software and manpower that was, as The Register reported, "developed and deployed on clients' premises." If such deductions relate to clients' premises, they are disqualified; only work carried out on their own grounds are valid. HP and Infosys challenged Indian tax claims a year ago and won, but the cases are being revisited.
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