印度最高法院决定虎Global是否欠Flipkart通过毛里求斯条约出售Flipkart税1.7B美元。 India’s Supreme Court to decide if Tiger Global owes $1.7B in taxes on Flipkart sale via Mauritius treaty.

印度最高法院将裁定老虎Global是否必须为其2018年向沃尔玛出售16亿美元的Flipkart股份支付资本收益税,对使用印度-毛里求斯税务条约进行间接转让提出质疑。 India’s Supreme Court is set to rule on whether Tiger Global must pay capital gains taxes on its 2018 $1.6 billion Flipkart stake sale to Walmart, challenging the use of the India-Mauritius tax treaty for indirect transfers. 税务部门认为,毛里求斯实体缺乏经济实质,被用来逃避税收,要求14 500克鲁塞罗(17亿美元),而虎全球公司则要求遵守条约规则。 The tax department argues the Mauritian entity lacked economic substance and was used to evade taxes, demanding ₹14,500 crore ($1.7 billion), while Tiger Global claims compliance with treaty rules. 这项决定可能改变印度的外国投资战略和基于条约的税务规划。 The decision could reshape foreign investment strategies and treaty-based tax planning in India.