Bhumesh Verma Legal Expert

Bhumesh is the Managing Partner of Corp Comm Legal, an Indian law firm. He is ranked among the Top 100 Indian corporate lawyers. He is advising domestic and foreign companies on M&A, joint ventures, corporate - commercial issues. Besides, he has written a book on Drafting of Commercial Agreements, has a couple of books in pipeline and trains students and professionals on Drafting Skills and corporate laws. He writes regularly on legal, business & other issues and is a guest faculty lecturer with educational institutes. Bhumesh holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the University of Delhi and a further qualification in International Law and Legal Studies from College of Law, York.

 

US Companies to Prefer India over China

Since the Indian economy was opened up for foreign investment in the early 1990s, India is considered as a land of untapped business opportunities – this view has been consistently strengthened by progressive legal and business reforms embarked on by the central government. As a result, India has emerged as one of most favorable nations for foreign investors to invest in. 

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India: Taxmen to Recover Tax Dues from Bank Accounts

The income tax department (IT) is always facing pressure from the government to enhance collections so that the financial deficit running in billions of Rupees can be trimmed. Therefore, it keeps coming up with some or the other new tricks up its sleeve. 

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Indian Tax Authorities Go Hi-Tech to Catch Evaders

Over the years, income-tax (IT) authorities in India are progressively employing new and divergent methodologies to spot tax evaders, putting the menace of tax evasion behind. 

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India - End of the Road for Treaty Shopping

The last thirty years saw India opening up its shores for foreign investment in a big way and to boost its economy, a lot of double taxable avoidance agreements (DTAAs) were executed. 

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India: Supreme Court upholds IBC's Constitutional validity

In an important judgement, the Supreme Court (SC) has upheld the constitutional validity of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 (IBC) under Article 14 of Constitution of India and dismissed that its provisions were discriminatory in nature.

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