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<h1>Dividends Between India and UAR: Taxed in Both Countries, Aiming to Eliminate Double Taxation Per Convention Guidelines.</h1> Dividends paid by an Indian company to a resident of the United Arab Republic (UAR) may be taxed in India, and vice versa. UAR taxes on dividends include income from movable capital, defense, national security, and supplementary taxes, deducted at source. Dividends from Indian companies with activities mainly in UAR are taxed as per UAR rules. Similarly, dividends from UAR companies with activities mainly in India are taxed in India. Dividends from permanent establishments in UAR are taxed on 90% of net profits, with 10% reserved. These provisions aim to eliminate double taxation per the convention's guidelines.