The government of India provided some relief to overseas investors on the contentious issue of minimum alternate tax (MAT).
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29th Nov 2023 | Updated at 10:02am 29th Nov 2023
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Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), which runs the Taj Group of hotels, is restructuring its operations to reign in high debt, while continuing to expand its presence in India and abroad.
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