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India, Mauritius Sign Protocol To Amend Double Taxation Avoidance Pact
India and Mauritius have signed a protocol to amend the double taxation avoidance agreement (DTAA), which included a principal purpose test (PPT) to decide whether a foreign investor is eligible to claim treaty benefits.
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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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FDI In India Crosses $300 Billion Milestone
Thirty three per cent of the FDI came through the Mauritius route, apparently because the investors wanted to take advantage of India's double taxation avoidance treaty with the island nation.
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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 Invites Stakeholders' Comments On Mauritius Tax Treaty Issues
The government on Wednesday sought comments from stakeholders on issues arising out of the changes in the tax treaty with Mauritius.
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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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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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Government To Tax Mauritius Investments For First Time Since 1983
The Indian government will start imposing capital gains tax on investments coming from Mauritius starting next year, after the two countries agreed to amend a three-decade old treaty that brought in billions of dollars in investment but was suspected of abetting tax evasion.
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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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Mauritius Yet to Agree on Tax Treaty Revision: Finance Minister
The government on Tuesday said Mauritius is yet to agree to certain proposals to the long pending revision of bilateral tax treaty.
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Money laundering: Mauritius, India agree to 'limitation of benefit' clause
To further ring-fence its jurisdiction from any attempts of round-tripping and money laundering activities, Mauritius has agreed to include a 'limitation of benefits (LOB)' clause in its revised tax treaty with India.
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New tax avoidance treaty with India: Mauritius
Mauritius on Wednesday expressed the hope that the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), which is at the centre of a long-standing controversy over routing of foreign investment into India, will be "behind us" when a new treaty is signed between the two countries.
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No unilateral revision of tax treaty with Mauritius: Chidambaram
Finance Minister P Chidambaram today sought to allay investors' apprehensions on Tax Residency Certificate issue saying India will not unilaterally revise the double taxation avoidance treaty with Mauritius.
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Mauritius denies it offered two islands in exchange of trade deal
On Thursday, the visiting Mauritius foreign affairs and trade minister Arvin Boolell made an unexpected offer to India: he said Mauritius is willing to lease a couple of sun-drenched islands to India as part of a trade and investment deal.
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Domestic laws should not over-ride tax treaties: Mauritius
Amid concerns over India's new tax proposals, Mauritius today said domestic legislations should not over-ride the double taxation avoidance treaties between the two countries.
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India, Mauritius Sign Protocol To Amend Double Taxation Avoidance Pact
India and Mauritius have signed a protocol to amend the double taxation avoidance agreement (DTAA), which included a principal purpose test (PPT) to decide whether a foreign investor is eligible to claim treaty benefits.
-
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.
-
FDI In India Crosses $300 Billion Milestone
Thirty three per cent of the FDI came through the Mauritius route, apparently because the investors wanted to take advantage of India's double taxation avoidance treaty with the island nation.
-
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.
-
Government Invites Stakeholders' Comments On Mauritius Tax Treaty Issues
The government on Wednesday sought comments from stakeholders on issues arising out of the changes in the tax treaty with Mauritius.
-
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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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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Government To Tax Mauritius Investments For First Time Since 1983
The Indian government will start imposing capital gains tax on investments coming from Mauritius starting next year, after the two countries agreed to amend a three-decade old treaty that brought in billions of dollars in investment but was suspected of abetting tax evasion.
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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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Mauritius Yet to Agree on Tax Treaty Revision: Finance Minister
The government on Tuesday said Mauritius is yet to agree to certain proposals to the long pending revision of bilateral tax treaty.
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Money laundering: Mauritius, India agree to 'limitation of benefit' clause
To further ring-fence its jurisdiction from any attempts of round-tripping and money laundering activities, Mauritius has agreed to include a 'limitation of benefits (LOB)' clause in its revised tax treaty with India.
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New tax avoidance treaty with India: Mauritius
Mauritius on Wednesday expressed the hope that the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), which is at the centre of a long-standing controversy over routing of foreign investment into India, will be "behind us" when a new treaty is signed between the two countries.
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No unilateral revision of tax treaty with Mauritius: Chidambaram
Finance Minister P Chidambaram today sought to allay investors' apprehensions on Tax Residency Certificate issue saying India will not unilaterally revise the double taxation avoidance treaty with Mauritius.
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Mauritius denies it offered two islands in exchange of trade deal
On Thursday, the visiting Mauritius foreign affairs and trade minister Arvin Boolell made an unexpected offer to India: he said Mauritius is willing to lease a couple of sun-drenched islands to India as part of a trade and investment deal.
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Domestic laws should not over-ride tax treaties: Mauritius
Amid concerns over India's new tax proposals, Mauritius today said domestic legislations should not over-ride the double taxation avoidance treaties between the two countries.
