Permanent establishment definition determines taxable presence under DTAA, covering fixed places, dependent agents and entertainers exceptions. Permanent establishment is a fixed place of business where an enterprise's business is carried on, including management offices, branches, factories, ... Summary
Permanent establishment definition determines taxable presence under DTAA, covering fixed places, dependent agents and entertainers exceptions.
Permanent establishment is a fixed place of business where an enterprise's business is carried on, including management offices, branches, factories, extraction sites, farms and construction projects exceeding six months; preparatory or auxiliary activities such as storage, display, stock maintenance for processing, purchasing, information collection, advertising or scientific research do not constitute a permanent establishment. A person habitually concluding contracts or maintaining stock for regular order fulfilment on behalf of an enterprise will create a permanent establishment unless he is an independent agent acting in the ordinary course of business; an agent devoted almost wholly to one enterprise is not independent. Control between related companies alone does not create a permanent establishment, and services by public entertainers create a permanent establishment unless substantially publicly funded.
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