Volkswagen sues Indian govt over $1.4 billion tax demand
Volkswagen sues Modi government over 'impossibly enormous' $1.4B tax demand
Volkswagen has sued the Indian government over a tax demand of $1.4 billion, which it considers "impossibly enormous." The German automaker contends that the demand goes against India's import taxation rules on car parts and may even jeopardize its business.
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Volkswagen is challenging a $1.4 billion tax demand from Indian authorities, claiming it contradicts import taxation laws and threatens $1.5 billion in investments. The dispute centers on allegations ...
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