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ARTICLE · 16 MARCH 2020

Franchises: Budgetary Boos And Coos!

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The Budget 2020 had to play a balancing act in addressing the global economic slowdown while restoring hope of a previously promised 5 trillion economy.

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The Budget 2020 had to play a balancing act in addressing the global economic slowdown while restoring hope of a previously promised 5 trillion economy.

The Budget proposals will affect corporates across various sectors, including real estate, retail and infrastructure. In the retail space, legislators must keep pace with evolving models and technologies. 'Franchise' is a popular retail model.

This article discusses proposals that may help franchises keep a tab on changing tax costs.

Casting the TDS Net on E-Commerce

An Indian franchisee fights tooth and nail for a right to retail the franchisor's brand on an e-commerce channel. Franchisors, conscious of this sale channel's popularity, guard it craftily. They would resist sharing this entire pie, perhaps only part with pieces - whether by compensating franchisees for revenues generated from this channel in the franchisee territory or permitting franchisees to earn revenues solely from customer

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