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Mauritius Foreign Minister Visits Ayodhya Ram Temple, Says "Very Impressed"
Mauritius Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration, and International Trade, Dhananjay Ramful, said on Tuesday, that he wanted to visit Ram Temple in Ayodhya after the elections in Mauritius.
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Sushma Swaraj's Plane To Mauritius Was Untraceable For About 14 Minutes
An aircraft carrying Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj to Mauritius lost contact with Air Traffic Control for 14 minutes on Saturday afternoon after entering the country's airspace.
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Indian Sailor Missing Off Mauritius, Family Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help
A 24-year-old Indian sailor has been reported missing from a ship in the waters near Mauritius since Sunday. The Kerala-based family of Ashwin Kumar Hari has written to Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj seeking the government's help in locating him.
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Investors Making Money In India Must Pay Taxes: Jaitley On Mauritius Pact
Investors must pay taxes on the money they earn in India and the domestic economy is now strong enough to depend on any "tax-incentivized route" to attract foreign investments, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Sunday.
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India in Talks With Mauritius On Tax Treaty Issues: Government
Earlier, in October, Mauritius finance minister had told Reuters they were in talks to review a tax treaty that had made the island the biggest single source of foreign direct investment in India.
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Withholding tax cut for rupee-denominated bonds to apply for old investments
Finance Ministry officials have told NDTV, the reduction in the rate of withholding tax will also apply to those rupee-denominated government securities (G-sec) and corporate bond investments, which the foreign institutional investors (FIIs) or the qualified foreign investors (QFIs) have transacted before June 1, 2013.
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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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Budget 2013: Government to follow global practices to define foreign investments
Seeking to end ambiguity, the government on Thursday proposed to follow the international practice with regard to defining foreign direct investment and foreign institutional investors.
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GAAR more of a deterrent than revenue collection measure: Experts
The Shome Committee, set up by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to address the concerns of foreign investors on General Anti Avoidance Rules (GAAR), has recommended the postponement of the controversial tax provision by three years to 2016-17. In an interview to NDTV Profit, Uday Ved, Head of Tax, KPMG and Ketan Dalal, Joint leader, Tax and Regulatory...
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Obama not properly informed, says Government on reforms remark
India has dismissed Barack Obama's statement that the investment climate in India is "deteriorating."
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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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Will plug all loopholes in tax treaty: Mauritius Foreign Minister Arvin Boolell
In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Shweta Rajpal Kohli, Mauritius Foreign Minister Arvin Boolell talks about GAAR, tax treaty, black money and the measures being taken.
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GAAR fears cost Indian markets $10-bn foreign money
Industry sources said that the fear, prevailing in the market since late March, could have led to at least $10 billion worth investments either having withdrawn or deferred by the P-note holders.
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P-notes: I want my tax, says Pranab
The finance minister statements indicate that the government may not tax P-note holders but could tax P-note issuers. Mukherjee said that he was not interested in knowing the identify of P-note holders. This means, P-note issuers could withhold tax before passing on economic benefits to P-note holders.
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Mauritius Foreign Minister Visits Ayodhya Ram Temple, Says "Very Impressed"
Mauritius Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration, and International Trade, Dhananjay Ramful, said on Tuesday, that he wanted to visit Ram Temple in Ayodhya after the elections in Mauritius.
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Sushma Swaraj's Plane To Mauritius Was Untraceable For About 14 Minutes
An aircraft carrying Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj to Mauritius lost contact with Air Traffic Control for 14 minutes on Saturday afternoon after entering the country's airspace.
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Indian Sailor Missing Off Mauritius, Family Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help
A 24-year-old Indian sailor has been reported missing from a ship in the waters near Mauritius since Sunday. The Kerala-based family of Ashwin Kumar Hari has written to Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj seeking the government's help in locating him.
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Investors Making Money In India Must Pay Taxes: Jaitley On Mauritius Pact
Investors must pay taxes on the money they earn in India and the domestic economy is now strong enough to depend on any "tax-incentivized route" to attract foreign investments, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Sunday.
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India in Talks With Mauritius On Tax Treaty Issues: Government
Earlier, in October, Mauritius finance minister had told Reuters they were in talks to review a tax treaty that had made the island the biggest single source of foreign direct investment in India.
-
Withholding tax cut for rupee-denominated bonds to apply for old investments
Finance Ministry officials have told NDTV, the reduction in the rate of withholding tax will also apply to those rupee-denominated government securities (G-sec) and corporate bond investments, which the foreign institutional investors (FIIs) or the qualified foreign investors (QFIs) have transacted before June 1, 2013.
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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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Budget 2013: Government to follow global practices to define foreign investments
Seeking to end ambiguity, the government on Thursday proposed to follow the international practice with regard to defining foreign direct investment and foreign institutional investors.
-
GAAR more of a deterrent than revenue collection measure: Experts
The Shome Committee, set up by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to address the concerns of foreign investors on General Anti Avoidance Rules (GAAR), has recommended the postponement of the controversial tax provision by three years to 2016-17. In an interview to NDTV Profit, Uday Ved, Head of Tax, KPMG and Ketan Dalal, Joint leader, Tax and Regulatory...
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Obama not properly informed, says Government on reforms remark
India has dismissed Barack Obama's statement that the investment climate in India is "deteriorating."
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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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Will plug all loopholes in tax treaty: Mauritius Foreign Minister Arvin Boolell
In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Shweta Rajpal Kohli, Mauritius Foreign Minister Arvin Boolell talks about GAAR, tax treaty, black money and the measures being taken.
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GAAR fears cost Indian markets $10-bn foreign money
Industry sources said that the fear, prevailing in the market since late March, could have led to at least $10 billion worth investments either having withdrawn or deferred by the P-note holders.
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P-notes: I want my tax, says Pranab
The finance minister statements indicate that the government may not tax P-note holders but could tax P-note issuers. Mukherjee said that he was not interested in knowing the identify of P-note holders. This means, P-note issuers could withhold tax before passing on economic benefits to P-note holders.
