Double taxation relief documentation requires prescribed forms, supporting records, and a certificate of residence process. Double taxation relief claims under the relevant agreement require the non-resident assessee to furnish the prescribed documents and information in Form No. 41. The assessee must keep supporting records to substantiate the particulars stated in that form, and the income-tax authority may require those records to verify the claim for relief. A resident assessee seeking a certificate of residence must apply in Form No. 42, and the certificate is to be issued in Form No. 43 upon satisfaction.
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Double taxation relief documentation requires prescribed forms, supporting records, and a certificate of residence process.
Double taxation relief claims under the relevant agreement require the non-resident assessee to furnish the prescribed documents and information in Form No. 41. The assessee must keep supporting records to substantiate the particulars stated in that form, and the income-tax authority may require those records to verify the claim for relief. A resident assessee seeking a certificate of residence must apply in Form No. 42, and the certificate is to be issued in Form No. 43 upon satisfaction.
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