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deadline for paying the first instalment of the Indian equalization levy amid “lack of clarity” in the tax law, and “shortage of time” for compliance, experts said. India introduced the 2 per cent equalization levy or so called Google Tax on the e-commerce supply of services from the beginning of this financial year; this came as an attempt to tax digital multinationals that earn significant revenues from its jurisdiction but pay few taxes.Experts pointed to the government amended payment challan for the levy just three days ahead of the July 7 deadline; giving little time to the companies to comply with the regulation. The industry has been seeking extension in the deadline; however the finance ministry hasn’t yet obliged to the request.“Many of the non-resident technology giants may not have PAN or Indian bank accounts, but would now be required to obtain those. These would take its own course of time and it is very likely that many internet giants … [Read more...] about Google Tax: Tech giants likely to have missed first instalment deadline for paying Indian levy

Office 365 apps Screenshot by Jason Cipriani/ZDNet If your employer uses Office 365, Microsoft's suite of apps are available for the iPad. Outlook, Word, Excel,  PowerPoint and OneNote are all fantastic apps to get work done with. You'll need an Office 365 subscription to use apps like Word or Excel, however, anyone can use Outlook as their main email app without any fees. If you're not quite sold on using Apple's Mail app, Outlook is as good as it gets.  … [Read more...] about Best iPad apps for productivity in 2020: Fantastical 2, 1Password, and more

I just want to watch my shows Android TV apps are still second-class citizens, and that's a huge problem Without good apps, it doesn't matter how good your device is, just ask Windows Phone. And if Android TV ever wants to get out of the "aftermarket afterthought" sinkhole its been stuck in, it needs to shape up the apps that people use with it. … [Read more...] about This new codec will cut video file sizes in half so you can stream even more

ByteDance is setting up a second corporate entity in India, as the Chinese multinational internet technology company looks to deepen its roots in Asia’s third-largest economy, among its most active markets globally. The new entity, according to two sources with knowledge of the developments, is likely to provide Information Technology and IT-enabled services support to all of ByteDance’s platforms worldwide, including in India. It will also include working on content generated across its various platforms, issues that the world’s most richly valued startup has been facing across geographies. An email sent to ByteDance spokespersons in India, on Saturday evening, did not elicit any response at the time of going to press. The Beijing-headquartered company, which commands a secondary private market valuation of about $110 billion, owns and operates popular short-form mobile video app TikTok and social media platform Helo apps. It also has content discovery platform … [Read more...] about TikTok owner ByteDance to set up another corporate entity in India

There are definitely more powerful gaming laptops on the market (like those with RTX 2080 GPUs), but the RTX 2070 graphics card is capable of playing just about any game at high graphics settings. The 12-thread Core i7 processor and 16GB RAM means this is also a great choice for intense productivity work—don't worry about closing those Chrome tabs. … [Read more...] about This Asus gaming laptop with an RTX 2070 is down to $1,600

Starting June 6, anyone will be able to download the first three levels of Quake 2 RTX, the same way id released the shareware version back in 1997. If you own the original Quake 2, you’ll be able to point Quake 2 RTX to your install folder and then play the full game with all the new ray-traced bells and whistles enabled. … [Read more...] about Nvidia is adding real-time ray tracing to Quake 2, and you can play it soon