NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has ordered Samsung and its executives in the country to pay $601 million in back taxes and penalties for dodging tariffs on import of key telecoms equipment, a government ...

India issued a $601 million tax demand against Samsung on Tuesday, accusing the South Korean company of misclassifying key telecom equipment imports to evade customs duties. The case stems from an ...

The partnership focuses on RAN to boost network efficiency and performance. Samsung announced a partnership with Nvidia that will advance ...

South Korean conglomerate Samsung has been slapped with a whopping $601 million (or INR 5,515 crore) tax notice by the ...

It imported and sold these items to billionaire Mukesh Ambani's telecom giant, Reliance Jio. Samsung pushed India's tax authority to drop the scrutiny, saying the component did not attract tariffs ...