Income-tax (Double Taxation Relief) (Dominions) Rules, 1956 providing for grant of double taxation relief with certain dominions - Present position thereunder
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Double taxation relief: unilateral relief under section 91 applies where dominion agreements ceased, affecting resident taxpayers' assessments. The Income-tax (Double Taxation Relief) (Dominions) Rules, 1956 provide relief where income is taxed in India and specified Dominions, set refund rates and procedural safeguards, and remain operative under transitional law. Several former Dominions have notified that bilateral arrangements ceased on their dates of independence; consequently Indian residents with income in those countries are to be covered by unilateral relief under section 91 from the assessment year following each country's independence, while Sierra Leone has agreed to continue the 1956 arrangements.
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Double taxation relief: unilateral relief under section 91 applies where dominion agreements ceased, affecting resident taxpayers' assessments.
The Income-tax (Double Taxation Relief) (Dominions) Rules, 1956 provide relief where income is taxed in India and specified Dominions, set refund rates and procedural safeguards, and remain operative under transitional law. Several former Dominions have notified that bilateral arrangements ceased on their dates of independence; consequently Indian residents with income in those countries are to be covered by unilateral relief under section 91 from the assessment year following each country's independence, while Sierra Leone has agreed to continue the 1956 arrangements.
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