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DTAA between UK & India

Vikas Aggarwal

Dear sir,

Please guide me in this issue:-

1. One person resident of india during the AY 2013-2014, he was in UK during this AY for 4 months & getting salary from UK company (UK company has no link with india company), the company deduct tax as per UK law, can this salary taxable in india as per DTAA between india & UK.

Can he claim deduction under article 16 of DTAA between india & UK.

 

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CA Vikas Aggarwal

Residence-based taxation: salary earned and received abroad, later remitted, may not be taxable in India under DTAA. The advisory states that for a resident and ordinarily resident, income that accrues and is received outside India and later remitted to India is not taxable in India. (AI Summary)
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kalyanaraman Venkatraman on Jun 20, 2013

In case of Resident and ordinarily resident, Income Accrued and received outside India and Later remitted to India is not taxable IN India.

 

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