Walmart reportedly paid most of the tax for PhonePe moving to India


By MYBRANDBOOK


Walmart reportedly paid most of the tax for PhonePe moving to India

Walmart Inc has confirmed that it had already paid the Indian government most of the nearly $1 billion in tax owed after digital payments company PhonePe shifted its headquarters from Singapore to India.

 

It was said, “Walmart has already paid most of the 78 billion rupees ($943.01 million) that was incurred as a capital gains tax after PhonePe investors sold their stake in the Singapore entity and invested in the Indian entity following the domicile change.”

 

Walmart bought a controlling stake in Flipkart in 2018, giving it ownership of PhonePe. The company has already completed the separation of PhonePe from Flipkart, and would remain a majority stakeholder in both the companies.

 

Walmart and other PhonePe investors would have to pay nearly $1 billion after its domicile change. A PhonePe spokesperson has confirmed that Walmart and other investors paid the capital gains tax bill, adding it was the “right long-term strategy.”

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