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of <h1>India-Chile DTAA Article 22: Methods to Avoid Double Taxation and Tax Credit Provisions for Residents Explained</h1> Article 22 of the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) between India and Chile outlines methods to eliminate double taxation. For residents of India, when income is taxed in Chile, India allows a deduction from Indian tax equal to the Chilean tax paid, not exceeding the portion of Indian tax attributable to that income. If income is exempt in India, it may still be considered in calculating tax on other income. In Chile, residents can credit Indian taxes against Chilean taxes on the same income, subject to Chilean law. Exempt income in Chile may be considered when calculating tax on other income.
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