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of <h1>Termination Process of UK-India Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement Explained: Article 28 Details Six-Month Notice Requirement</h1> Article 28 of the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) between Great Britain and Northern Ireland and India outlines the termination process of the Convention. Either Contracting State may terminate the agreement by providing at least six months' notice via diplomatic channels, effective after ten years from its entry into force. In the UK, the termination affects various taxes starting from specified dates in the calendar year following the notice. In India, it applies to income arising in the fiscal year starting after the notice year. The Convention, signed in 1981, holds English as the operative language in case of text divergence.
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