Articles 10–12 of the India–Australia DTAA cap withholding at 15% for dividends and 10% for interest and royalties, lowering source…
The India–UK DTAA (1993; 2012) prevents double taxation by defining residency, assigning taxing rights, and allowing foreign tax credits. UK…
In 2025, India’s DTAA network governs income tax across the UK and EU, but only continental EU partners have SSAs…
The 2025 rule means NRIs with over ₹15 lakh Indian income and no foreign tax risk becoming 'deemed residents'. DTAAs…
The 2025 India–Singapore DTAA upholds post-2019 rules: most capital gains from Indian shares held by Singapore residents are taxed in…
The India–UAE DTAA protects UAE-based Indians from double taxation if they remain non-resident in India (under 182 days) and hold…
The India–U.S. DTAA (effective 1991–92) prevents double taxation using the credit method, caps source rates (dividends 15%; interest/royalties 10–15%), and…
India expanded DTAA-based cooperation across Latin America in 2025, with Brazil central to reduced withholding, academic exemptions, and proposed pension…
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