Summary: India’s tax landscape has dramatically shifted after the Supreme Court’s Tiger Global ruling, and the ITAT’s decision in Hareon Solar Singapore shows just how far the ripple travels. As a result, only structures with genuine substance, clear commercial purpose, and documented on‑ground activity will withstand India’s evolving anti‑avoidance scrutiny.
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