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Created by : Jayant Vishnu, Art Director/Sr Art Director, Creative  | 09 06 2010 12:30:36 +0000
Industry : Advertising/PR/MR/EventsFunctional Area : Branding(Sales & Marketing)
Activity:  109 views;  last activity : 09 18 2010 16:53:33 +0000

In July 2010, the Delhi high court passed a landmark ruling that has significant implications for foreign firms that have consumer facing brands in the Indian market. These firms usually collect a royalty from their Indian subsidiaries for using their brands. The High Court ruling now puts a check on any “exorbitant” royalty payout. It has an even more subversive effect. The ruling says that because huge sales from the Indian market effectively ‘boost’ the value of the foreign brand, the Indian subsidiary should get paid by its foreign owner for this ‘brand enhancement’.

So, what do you think people is Indian government doing the right thing by taxing intangible assets?? Share your views on this..

 
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I think the concept of marketing intangibles has become a matter of intense debate globally, among transfer pricing experts. The term ‘marketing intangibles’ can be taken to include brands, trademarks, the local market position of a company or its products and know-how that surrounds a trademark such as the knowledge of distribution channels and customer relationship.  As brands and logos become increasingly important in creating value, tax authorities around the world are arguing that local company spending on advertising and marketing creates an intangible asset and they want to tax these assets. So, there is so  much money that Governments world over are trying to make by taxing it...so, this is the strategy that the developing nations are having to get more money, and I don't think that there is nothing wrong here.


By Jayant Vishnu, Art Director/Sr Art Director, Creative  09 06 2010 12:30:36 +0000
 
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Yes absolutely correct on what our Indian Govt. is doing. Hence I support your views on this topic.

Thanks for the referral Mr. Jayant Vishnu.

 


By NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN, GM-Projects, Bentec Electricals & Electronics Pvt. Ltd  | 09 18 2010 16:53:33 +0000
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