Capital Taxation Law and Practice | P V Srinivasan | Commentary on Capital Taxation | OakBridge

About The Book Capital Taxation: Law And Practice Is An Exhaustive Commentary On The Subject, Offering An InDepth Analysis Of The Concept And Regulatory Framework Governing The Taxation Of Capital In All Its Forms In India And Other Jurisdictions Across The Globe.Taxation Of Capital Is Older Than The Taxation Of Income. While The Income Of A Fiscal Year Is Often Seen As An Increase In Wealth, Capital Taxation Has Sparked More Controversy Than Other Types Of Tax. Meagre Revenue Yields, The Subjective Base Of The Levy, Unpredictability Of The Event Of Taxation Are A Few Reasons For Its Repeated Repeal And Reintroduction. This Is In Addition To The Traditional Concerns Of Tax Avoidance And A Plethora Of Exemptions That Are More Pronounced In Capital Taxation. Nevertheless, Several Countries Have Capital Taxation Currently In Force.This Book Is Divided Into Two Parts, Part A Deals With The Genres Of Capital Taxation, Their Salient Features, The History And Evolution Of Wealth Transfer Tax, And The Design Principles; And Part B Covers Capital Taxation Regimes In Some Of The Other Countries. Policymakers, Academicians, Tax Practitioners, And High Net Worth Individuals Are Sure To Find The Book Handy.About The Author P V Srinivasan Is A Corporate Advisor On Global Tax And Corporate Laws. He Served As The Head Of Corporate Tax In Wipro Limited, Bangalore For 18 Years And Has 40 Years Of HandsOn Experience In Global Corporate Tax Compliance Including The Us, Europe, India And AsiaPacific, Latin America And Africa, Addressing Structuring Requirements, CrossBorder Business ReOrganizations, Transfer Pricing, Iprs Taxation, Employees Taxation, Indirect Taxes And Eu Vat, Social Security Taxes, Etc. He Has Secured Landmark Judgements On Tax Matters From Courts In India And Overseas. He Has Successfully Represented And Concluded Tax Assessments In The Usa, Germany, Japan, The Uk Etc. He Has Rendered Advocacy To Central And State Governments In India And Governments Of Foreign Countries On Tax And Corporate Regulatory Matters.