Beginning in the third quarter of fiscal 2018, Walmart will consolidate the financial statements of Flipkart using a one-month lag
Tencent a minority shareholder in Flipkart, hold around five per cent share of the company
However, the company did not disclose the tax amount deposited with the I-T authorities
CAIT will approach govt to annul the Walmart-Flipkart deal as it violates press note 3 of 2016, which clearly says that FDI will be allowed in e-commerce
The association has also called for a 'Bharat Trade Bandh' on September 28
US-based retail giant Walmart Inc had completed the acquisition of 77 per cent stake in Flipkart for about $16 billion deal in mid-August
Estimates peg the tax value at $2 billion; govt to assess liability based on multiple seller details
The traders' body says it had filed detailed objection against this deal before the CCI on several grounds
Walmart Inc on Saturday said it has completed deal with Flipkart and now holds 77 per cent stake in the Indian e-commerce major
Flipkart's current management, led by Kalyan Krishnamurthy, will continue to lead the e-commerce firm
Flipkart's financials will be reported as part of Walmart's International business segment
The Walmart-Flipkart deal has triggered opposition from several quarters including traders lobby groups and the Swadeshi Jagaran Manch and several of them had submitted their complaints to the CCI
Development follows CCI nod to Flipkart-walmart deal; US retail giant will have to withhold a part of its payment for 77% stake purchase, and deposit the amount so withheld as capital gains tax
USISPF is a new organisation set up to enhance business relations between India and the US
The Competition watchdog has investigated the deal for three months which included studying the concerns of organisations such as CAIT and Swadeshi Jagran Manch, among others
The approval comes less than three months after the announcement of the deal
In its biggest takeover till date, Walmart Inc recently announced their acquisition of 77% stake in Bengaluru-based e-commerce major Flipkart in a deal valued at $20.8 billion
CAIT demanded that the government scrap the deal and immediately formulate a policy on e-commerce as well as constitute a regulatory authority to monitor the sector
The company, which has 21 stores in India, is likely to close the year with around 25 stores
In May this year, Walmart had announced a mega deal to pick up 77 per cent stake in Flipkart to strengthen presence India and take on Amazon