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Revised Tax Treaty With Singapore Takes Effect
Mauritius and Singapore are among the top sources of foreign direct investments into India and also account for a big chunk of total inflows into the country's capital markets.
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Government Amends Tax Treaty With Singapore To Curb Black Money
Before this, the government had amended the DTAA treaty with Mauritius and Cyprus
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India-Cyprus Revised Tax Treaty To Be Effective From April
Experts, however, said that Mauritius would continue to score over Cyprus as a better investment route at least in the initial two years of the treaty.
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Singapore Wants To Delay Revision Of Tax Treaty With India: Report
The redrawing of tax agreement between India and Mauritius in May this year to close a popular loophole, that allowed investors to skirt levies on capital gains made in India, has triggered a similar revision in pact with Singapore.
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Government Says Revised Mauritius Treaty To Curb Tax Evasion
Revised tax treaty with Mauritius, which allows India to tax capital gains on investments routed through the island nation, will tackle round tripping of funds and curb tax evasion, the Finance Ministry said on Monday.
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Union Cabinet Gives Nod To Revised Indo-Cyprus Tax Treaty
India will now have the right to tax capital gains arising in the country.
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Government Approves Revision Of Tax Treaty With Belgium
The Cabinet on Wednesday approved the signing of a protocol amending an agreement between India and Belgium for avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income.
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Government Hopes To Conclude Singapore Tax Treaty Revision In FY17: Report
After revising the tax treaty with Mauritius, the Centre will soon initiate the process of modifying tax agreements with Singapore and Cyprus and hopes to complete the process within the current fiscal year so that there is uniformity on capital gains tax with regard to investments.
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Revised Mauritius Tax Treaty To Curb Round Tripping: Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Wednesday said that the Indian government getting Mauritius to sign a revised tax treaty after a decade long effort was an attempt to curb black money generation and will help minimise round tripping of funds.
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GAAR To Override Bilateral Tax Treaty Provisions: Revenue Secretary
A day after the revision of bilateral tax treaty with Mauritius, the finance ministry on Wednesday said GAAR provisions, which are to take effect from April next year, will override the double taxation avoidance agreements (DTAA) provisions in case they are abused.
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Revised Mauritius Tax Pact May Hit Overseas Fund Flows: Analysts
A new pact to levy capital gains tax on investments coming through Mauritius may put foreign portfolio investors in a fix and the impact is likely to be reflected in stock markets on Wednesday with experts expecting the cost of foreign investments to go up.
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Mauritius PM Says in Talks With India on Revised Double Taxation Avoidance Pact
Mauritius on Friday said it is in talks with India on a revised Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), and refused to commit a timeline to the completion of the discussion between the two nations.
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Government to Revise Tax Treaty With South Korea
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to South Korea this month, the Cabinet on Wednesday approved revision of the double tax avoidance pact with Seoul to provide tax stability and facilitate flow of investment and technology between the countries.
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India, Mauritius Agree to Negotiate on Double Taxation Issue
India and Mauritius have agreed to push forward their negotiations for a long pending revision of Double Taxation Avoidance Treaty (DTAT), asserting that their objective is to prevent the "abuse" of the convention.
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Cabinet to consider India-Austria tax treaty revision on Thursday: report
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) will consider on Thursday, January 30 the proposal to modify the double tax avoidance treaty with Austria, according to sources.
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Revised Tax Treaty With Singapore Takes Effect
Mauritius and Singapore are among the top sources of foreign direct investments into India and also account for a big chunk of total inflows into the country's capital markets.
-
Government Amends Tax Treaty With Singapore To Curb Black Money
Before this, the government had amended the DTAA treaty with Mauritius and Cyprus
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India-Cyprus Revised Tax Treaty To Be Effective From April
Experts, however, said that Mauritius would continue to score over Cyprus as a better investment route at least in the initial two years of the treaty.
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Singapore Wants To Delay Revision Of Tax Treaty With India: Report
The redrawing of tax agreement between India and Mauritius in May this year to close a popular loophole, that allowed investors to skirt levies on capital gains made in India, has triggered a similar revision in pact with Singapore.
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Government Says Revised Mauritius Treaty To Curb Tax Evasion
Revised tax treaty with Mauritius, which allows India to tax capital gains on investments routed through the island nation, will tackle round tripping of funds and curb tax evasion, the Finance Ministry said on Monday.
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Union Cabinet Gives Nod To Revised Indo-Cyprus Tax Treaty
India will now have the right to tax capital gains arising in the country.
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Government Approves Revision Of Tax Treaty With Belgium
The Cabinet on Wednesday approved the signing of a protocol amending an agreement between India and Belgium for avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income.
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Government Hopes To Conclude Singapore Tax Treaty Revision In FY17: Report
After revising the tax treaty with Mauritius, the Centre will soon initiate the process of modifying tax agreements with Singapore and Cyprus and hopes to complete the process within the current fiscal year so that there is uniformity on capital gains tax with regard to investments.
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Revised Mauritius Tax Treaty To Curb Round Tripping: Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Wednesday said that the Indian government getting Mauritius to sign a revised tax treaty after a decade long effort was an attempt to curb black money generation and will help minimise round tripping of funds.
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GAAR To Override Bilateral Tax Treaty Provisions: Revenue Secretary
A day after the revision of bilateral tax treaty with Mauritius, the finance ministry on Wednesday said GAAR provisions, which are to take effect from April next year, will override the double taxation avoidance agreements (DTAA) provisions in case they are abused.
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Revised Mauritius Tax Pact May Hit Overseas Fund Flows: Analysts
A new pact to levy capital gains tax on investments coming through Mauritius may put foreign portfolio investors in a fix and the impact is likely to be reflected in stock markets on Wednesday with experts expecting the cost of foreign investments to go up.
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Mauritius PM Says in Talks With India on Revised Double Taxation Avoidance Pact
Mauritius on Friday said it is in talks with India on a revised Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), and refused to commit a timeline to the completion of the discussion between the two nations.
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Government to Revise Tax Treaty With South Korea
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to South Korea this month, the Cabinet on Wednesday approved revision of the double tax avoidance pact with Seoul to provide tax stability and facilitate flow of investment and technology between the countries.
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India, Mauritius Agree to Negotiate on Double Taxation Issue
India and Mauritius have agreed to push forward their negotiations for a long pending revision of Double Taxation Avoidance Treaty (DTAT), asserting that their objective is to prevent the "abuse" of the convention.
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Cabinet to consider India-Austria tax treaty revision on Thursday: report
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) will consider on Thursday, January 30 the proposal to modify the double tax avoidance treaty with Austria, according to sources.
