Double Taxation

Double Taxation - Introduction, Meaning and Concept

Double Taxation – Introduction, Meaning and Concept Introduction to Double Taxation Consider the following diagram in which an Indian company (ICO) earns some income from a foreign company (FCO1). In this example there are two taxing jurisdiction which are involved, jurisdiction of FCO1, which is outside India, and jurisdiction of ICO, which is India. In … Read more

Article 4 – Concept of Residence in Tax Treaties – Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement

Article 4 - Concept of Residence in Tax Treaties

Article 4 – Concept of Residence in Tax Treaties – Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement Article 4 – General Structure Importance of concept of residence This Article provides the criteria as to who shall be considered a resident of a Contracting State.  In case the application of such a criteria results in dual residency, the rules … Read more

Capital Gains Tax – Article 13 – Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement

Capital Gains Tax

Capital Gains to Non Residents Tax in India – Article 13 – Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement Article 13 – Capital Gains – Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement This is the most commonly used Article.  It provides for the taxation of income arising from transfer of a capital asset, including transfer of shares. The right to tax … Read more

Permanent Establishment in India – Article 5

Article 5 Permanent Establishment in India

Concept of Permanent establishment (Permanent Establishment) under Article 5 of the OECD Model Convention Introduction and Permanent Establishment Meaning Article 5 of the OECD Model Convention deals with the concept of a Permanent Establishment (PE). The term Permanent Establishment is used to evaluate a Contracting State’s right to tax the earnings of the enterprise of … Read more

Article 2 – Taxes covered under Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement ?

Taxes covered under Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement

Article 2 – Taxes covered under Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement This Article provides the details of taxes, which would be covered for the purpose of tax Treaty.   Any tax which is not provided in Article 2 is outside the purview of the tax Treaty. Article 2 defines the taxes, to which the Treaty shall apply. … Read more