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of <h1>India-Denmark Protocol: Avoid Double Taxation, Ensure Tax Info Exchange Under Article 26, Limit Withholding Tax Rates.</h1> The Protocol between the Government of India and the Government of Denmark, including the Faroe Islands, aims to avoid double taxation and prevent fiscal evasion concerning taxes on income and capital. It specifies that withholding tax rates under Indian laws will not exceed those stated in the Convention. Requests for tax collection assistance must involve amounts of at least 2000 Danish Crowns. Article 26, concerning the exchange of information, mandates that Contracting States exchange relevant tax information, ensuring confidentiality and adherence to domestic laws. The Protocol allows for tax examinations abroad and emphasizes that information requests cannot be denied due to lack of domestic interest or because the information is held by financial institutions. The Protocol, signed in 1989 and amended in 2013, remains effective as long as the Convention is in force.
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