Termination of tax treaty allows either contracting state to end the convention by diplomatic notice, triggering deferred effect. The Convention permits either Contracting State to terminate the treaty by diplomatic notice after a minimum period; termination is effective only after the notice period and has staggered temporal effects: in Portugal, withholding taxes cease to apply to events on or after the first day of the calendar year following expiry of the notice period and other taxes apply only to income of the fiscal year beginning on or after that January first; in India the Convention ceases for income arising in any fiscal year beginning on or after the first day of the fiscal year following expiry of the notice period.
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Termination of tax treaty allows either contracting state to end the convention by diplomatic notice, triggering deferred effect.
The Convention permits either Contracting State to terminate the treaty by diplomatic notice after a minimum period; termination is effective only after the notice period and has staggered temporal effects: in Portugal, withholding taxes cease to apply to events on or after the first day of the calendar year following expiry of the notice period and other taxes apply only to income of the fiscal year beginning on or after that January first; in India the Convention ceases for income arising in any fiscal year beginning on or after the first day of the fiscal year following expiry of the notice period.
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