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<h1>Termination Process of Kenya's Double Tax Avoidance Agreement Outlined in Article 32: Six-Month Notice Required After Five Years</h1> Article 32 of the Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) between Kenya and another Contracting State outlines the termination process of the Agreement. It remains effective indefinitely unless terminated by either state through diplomatic channels, requiring a six-month notice before the end of any calendar year after five years from its commencement. Upon termination, the Agreement ceases to affect income in India from the fiscal year starting April 1 following the notice year. In Kenya, it affects taxes withheld at source from January 1 following the notice year and other income taxes from the subsequent income year. The Agreement was signed in Nairobi on July 11, 2016.