Application of Chapter X-A: domestic tax provisions now apply even if not beneficial, with tightened residency documentation. The amendment mandates that Chapter X-A provisions apply to an assessee even if not beneficial, replaces a detailed prescribed-particulars requirement with a general certificate of residency, and requires the assessee to furnish other prescribed documents and information to support residency or treaty-related claims.
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Application of Chapter X-A: domestic tax provisions now apply even if not beneficial, with tightened residency documentation.
The amendment mandates that Chapter X-A provisions apply to an assessee even if not beneficial, replaces a detailed prescribed-particulars requirement with a general certificate of residency, and requires the assessee to furnish other prescribed documents and information to support residency or treaty-related claims.
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