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TDS on payment made to non resident for 'sample analysis charges' (testing Charges) -withholding tax

Date 14 May 2010
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Withholding tax obligations on cross-border testing services may attract domestic TDS and treaty scrutiny analysis.
Payments to a non-resident for sample analysis/testing charges raise withholding obligations under Section 195; Article 12 of the India-Germany DTAA and a cited ruling (TMI-31936) about services rendered and utilised abroad are referenced, but other direct case law may also govern entitlement to treaty relief or non-deduction. (AI Summary)

an Indian company is making payment to a German company towards 'sample analysis charges'(testing Charges), so as to make the particular indian product acceptable in European Countries.based on their parameters,if this product satisfies their technical specification,based on this 'chemical analysis report'they can purchase this product from us. whether this payment attracts provisions of Section 195, Article 12 of DTAA between India & Germany? or can we take benefit of a TMI-31936, as these services were rendered & will be utilised abroad?

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1. Mr.Harsha, Yes this payment if made to a non resident attracts provisions of section 195.Also is your Company paying charges for earning income outside India.If the answer is yes then the case law reported by you may of some help, but there are other direct case laws which will help you.
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