New Delhi, Aug. 19 -- India's international taxation framework is likely to undergo further transformation as evolving court judgments, artificial intelligence and global digitalisation reshape the way taxes are assessed and collected, tax experts Rakesh Nangia, Prashanth Agarwal and G.S. Pannu said in separate interactions with ANI on the sidelines of the 23rd International Taxation Conference organised by ASSOCHAM.

Rakesh Nangia, Chairman of the Task Force on International Taxation at ASSOCHAM, said the Supreme Court's Tiger Global case has significantly changed the global taxation landscape and businesses should prepare for a new regime of tax enforcement. He cautioned against aggressive tax positions, saying taxpayers and advisors sh...