Switzerland revokes MFN status to India

Mint Explainer: Why Switzerland withdrew MFN status in its tax treaty with India
Switzerland’s suspension of the MFN clause in its tax treaty with India will double dividend tax rates for Indian investors. Mint examines the Nestle case, the Supreme Court’s ruling, and its wider impact on trade relations.
Switzerland's MFN Status Suspension Leaves India Ties Untouched
Switzerland's suspension of India's Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status reportedly will not harm bilateral relations, says the Swiss Embassy in New Delhi. Despite changes in tax protocols and MFN interpretations,
Swiss MFN move won't impact $100 bn EFTA investment commitment: Barthwal
Switzerland had reduced the withholding tax on Indian entities operating in that country to 5 per cent from 10 per cent earlier
Switzerland Suspends MFN Status for India Citing Supreme Court Nestle Ruling
In a surprising turn of events, Switzerland has decided to suspend the application of the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) clause in its tax treaty with India.
Explained: How Switzerland's suspension of MFN status to India would affect Indian investors? All you need to know
The Swiss government has suspended the most favoured nation status (MFN) clause in the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) between India and Switzerland, potentially impacting Swiss investments in India and leading to higher taxes on Indian companies operating in the European nation.
Double Tax for Indians: Switzerland Removes Most Favoured Nation Status for India
Switzerland has suspended the "Most Favoured Nation" (MFN) clause in its Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) with India. This move could impact Swiss investments in India and increase taxes for Indian companies operating in Switzerland.
MFN clause freeze won’t hit investments in India: Switzerland
Switzerland suspends MFN treatment for India under DTAA, but it won't impact EFTA trade deal or Swiss investments.
Switzerland’s suspension of India’s MFN status will not impact bilateral relations: Swiss Embassy
Switzerland’s suspension of India’s Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status will not impact the bilateral relations between the two countries, according to the Swiss Embassy in New Delhi. In response to a question from ANI regarding the potential effects of this decision on Swiss investments in India,
Switzerland suspends MFN: What is the clause and its meaning for India?
Explained: What is the most favoured nation clause and why did Switzerland suspended it for India after the Nestle's 2023 Supreme Court ruling
Diplomatic agreement needed to resolve India-Switzerland MFN taxation stalemate, says expert
Q: Do you also worry that the Supreme Court's judgment in the Nestle case and Switzerland's action revoking the MFN status for India and saying that the concessional 5% tax rate won't be applicable? You will be facing the 10% tax rate. Now, other countries with whom India has a similar agreement could follow Switzerland example.
Switzerland withdraws MFN status for India, cites Nestle verdict; here's what it means for Indian businesses
Switzerland cited a 2023 ruling by Indian Supreme Court in a case relating to Vevey-headquartered Nestle for its decision to withdraw the MFN status
Swiss' withdrawal of MFN clause shouldn't have an impact on India's EFTA trade deal: Commerce Secretary
Switzerland has suspended the MFN clause in its DTAA with India, potentially increasing taxes on Indian firms in Switzerland ...
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The Swiss confusion
The Swiss government’s move follows the Supreme Court of India ’s ruling last year that the MFN clause doesn’t automatically ...