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of <h1>Article 31 of UK-India DTAA: Termination Process Requires Six Months' Notice Post Ten Years from Enforcement.</h1> Article 31 of the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) between the United Kingdom and India outlines the termination process of the convention. Either state can terminate the agreement with at least six months' notice after ten years from its enforcement. Upon termination, the convention ceases to affect various taxes in the UK and India from specified dates. The agreement, signed in 1993, includes provisions for determining the duration of construction projects, the involvement of permanent establishments in contracts, and the treatment of profits from international aircraft operations. The UK and India agreed to these terms through diplomatic correspondence.
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