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<h1>Slovenia-India Protocol on Avoiding Double Taxation: Definitions, Residency Criteria, and Taxation of Property Income Explained</h1> The Protocol between Slovenia and India addresses the avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion concerning income taxes. It specifies that each country's laws will govern income taxation unless the Convention states otherwise. Key definitions include 'tax' and 'fiscal year' for both countries. The Protocol clarifies taxation on income from immovable property and capital gains, residency criteria for tax purposes, and conditions under which a higher tax rate may be applied to profits of a foreign company's permanent establishment. The agreement was signed in Ljubljana on January 13, 2003, with the English text as the authoritative version.