Streamlining international taxation and expanding safe harbour rules for Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India are expected to boost the sector, projected to exceed $100 billion in revenues by 2030. Key measures include a block-period approach for arm’s length pricing and a national framework to promote GCCs in Tier-II cities.
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