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LG, Samsung face India tariff evasion investigation over OLED TV parts

Lengthy import tariff and tax investigations have been a sore point for ⁠foreign investors in India and embroiled companies like Samsung and Volkswagen, though Indian officials say they are simply enforcing the law of the land

The Hindu BusinessSeptember 23, 20261 min read
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LG, Samsung face India tariff evasion investigation over OLED TV parts

Lengthy import tariff and tax investigations have been a sore point for ⁠foreign investors in India and embroiled companies like Samsung and Volkswagen, though Indian officials say they are simply enforcing the law of the land

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