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InCorp has handled 50+ cross-border Litigation cases
At InCorp, we have a team of 20+ experts having 10 years of taxation experience, who have provided litigation support in 100+ international tax cases. We have provided litigation support to 200+ clients and achieved a 90% success rate in resolving international tax disputes in favour of our clients. We provide Litigation Support services in over 5 sectors. We provide tailored services as per the needs of our clients.
Service Areas Within Litigation Support
Client Representation
We provide unwavering advocacy for your business during legal proceedings, presenting your case with precision and persuasiveness to protect your rights and interests.
Expert Legal Analysis
Our team conducts a thorough analysis of your tax dispute, diligently examining tax laws, regulations to build a strong defense strategy.
Tailored Defense Strategies
InCorp Advisory customizes defense strategies according to your business's specific circumstances, ensuring that the representation aligns with your objectives.
Comprehensive Documentation
Our experts prepare all necessary legal documentation, ensuring your case is presented professionally.
InCorp Insights
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India and Mauritius have amended the India-Mauritius Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) by way of protocol
Foreign Portfolio Investment in India: Regulations & Tax Guide
India has experienced a significant outflow of funds in the recent times coupled with weakening currency.
Overview Of Foreign Exchange Management Act – FEMA Act
The Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) was introduced by the Government of India in 1999. It replaced the
Common Questions About Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI)
India has experienced a significant outflow of funds in recent times coupled with a weakening currency.
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