Truecaller Faces Indian Tax Raids Over Transfer Pricing Allegations
The Swedish company's offices in Gurugram were raided as part of an investigation into potential violations of transfer pricing regulations.
- Indian tax authorities raided Truecaller's offices in Gurugram and other locations, investigating alleged transfer pricing violations.
- Truecaller, a Stockholm-based company, derives 80% of its revenue from India, where it has over 400 million users.
- The company has launched Fraud Insurance in India, partnering with HDFC Ergo to protect premium users from scams.
- Truecaller stated it is cooperating fully with authorities and emphasized its compliance with international tax standards.
- Following the raids, Truecaller's shares fell by 11% on the Stockholm stock exchange.