Elimination of Double Taxation: reciprocal exemption and credit mechanisms allocate relief for cross-border income and capital. Article 23 requires reciprocal relief: the Netherlands may include items taxable in India in residents' bases but must exempt those items by allowing reductions computed under Netherlands law. For specified treaty incomes taxable in India the Netherlands allows a deduction equal to Indian tax paid, subject to a ceiling reflecting Netherlands exemption rules; a limited transitional rule adjusts deemed Indian tax on certain interest. India allows a deduction for Netherlands tax paid on income or capital taxable in the Netherlands limited to the tax attributable to that income or capital, with specified company surtax treatment and exclusions for investment account payments.
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Elimination of Double Taxation: reciprocal exemption and credit mechanisms allocate relief for cross-border income and capital.
Article 23 requires reciprocal relief: the Netherlands may include items taxable in India in residents' bases but must exempt those items by allowing reductions computed under Netherlands law. For specified treaty incomes taxable in India the Netherlands allows a deduction equal to Indian tax paid, subject to a ceiling reflecting Netherlands exemption rules; a limited transitional rule adjusts deemed Indian tax on certain interest. India allows a deduction for Netherlands tax paid on income or capital taxable in the Netherlands limited to the tax attributable to that income or capital, with specified company surtax treatment and exclusions for investment account payments.
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