India doesn't agree with USTR on digital taxation: trade secretary
Big US tech firms such as Alphabet’s Google and Facebook have opposed a new Indian digital tax
India does not agree with the United States Trade Representative stance that New Delhi's digital taxation policy is discriminatory, Trade Secretary Anup Wadhawan said on Wednesday.
"Basically if there is an economic benefit from a certain jurisdiction then there has to be some taxation in that jurisdiction," Wadhawan told reporters at a news conference.
Big US tech firms such as Alphabet's Google and Facebook have opposed a new Indian digital tax.
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