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<h1>Article 30 of Uganda-India DTAA: Termination Process Requires Six Months' Notice Post-Five Years of Effectiveness</h1> Article 30 of the Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) between Uganda and India outlines the termination process of the Convention. It remains effective indefinitely unless terminated by either contracting state through diplomatic channels. Termination requires at least six months' notice before the end of any calendar year, following five years from the Convention's entry into force. Upon termination, the Convention ceases to apply to income arising in Uganda from the fiscal year starting July 1 and in India from the fiscal year starting April 1, following the calendar year in which notice is given. The Convention was signed in Kampala on April 30, 2004.