Samsung pushed India's tax authority to drop the scrutiny ... a "matter of life and death" for its India business, but the dispute has rekindled foreign investors' fears over tax tussles.

Samsung is fighting a huge tax bill in India, asking a tribunal to cancel a $520 million (Rs 4,394 crore approx.) tax demand.

Here are some of the key current and past tax disputes involving foreign companies: South Korean giant Samsung Electronics and its executives in India were in January ordered to pay $601 million ...

The demand represents a substantial chunk of last year's net profit of $955 million for Samsung in India, where it is one of the largest players in the consumer electronics and smartphones market. It ...

Samsung has asked an Indian tribunal to quash a $520 million tax demand for allegedly misclassifying imports of networking gear, arguing officials were aware of the practice as India's Reliance ...

Samsung's India unit says it discovered during an Indian tax investigation that Reliance had been warned about the practice way back in 2017, but Reliance did not inform the South Korean company ...

Other than $520 million demand Samsung faces, India has also imposed an $81 million fine on seven of its employees, taking the total tax demand to $601 million. It's not clear if Samsung employees ...

Samsung has asked an Indian tribunal to quash a $520 million tax demand for allegedly misclassifying imports of networking gear, arguing officials were aware of the practice as India’s Reliance ...

Samsung has asked an Indian tribunal to quash a $520 million tax demand for allegedly misclassifying imports of networking gear, arguing officials were aware of the practice as India's Reliance ...