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India / ites companies remain insensitive to the Obama tax plans

The recent announcement by U.S. President Barack Obama cut tax breaks for companies who work on ships overseas have failed to intimidate the spirit of IT service providers ITES services in India. Small businesses dedicated to outsourcing in the sector continue to remain hopeful that the industry develops as more companies seek to streamline their costs and services to be competitive. Research firm Gartner has also downplayed expectations of any threat to the growth of Indian Industry Outsourcing Obama tax regimes. Even players of the safe areas of the industry and analysts have a common view that the Indian IT and ITES sector, including the size and ITES SMEs and it remains substantially affected, despite the rhetoric Anti-outsourcing of Obama. "Companies in the U.S. it would be more favorable to subcontract work to low cost as India and the Philippines, even at the expense losing the tax advantages, as it would be beneficial for your business. Therefore, there is no need to worry about IT and ITES SMEs and the giants of outsourcing in India, "said an analyst Bhattacharya Cirrus a research organization in Kolkata small. In addition, analysts and IT / ITES think players a greater amount of outsourcing work to other emerging markets will help the industry grow rapidly. "With the development of new markets, the enormous potential of the industry in India outsourcing, overall contribution of the sector will increase, which will also help against adverse effects of the tax otherwise, "said Shah S, Creative Director of Infotech, a small business IT Ahmedabad. The National Association of Software and Services (NASSCOM) has also rejected the projections warning of a major threat to industry Indian outsourcing, saying that protectionism is not the tax, which is a major concern for Indian industry. For more information on IT companies log on http://www.bizxchange.in/