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The recipient can give a self certificate on the companies letter pad.
The concerned AO has to issue this certificate under the provisions of DTAA.
In my view Tax Residency Certificates should be given by the person itself. As regards section, as per Indian Income tax Act, 1961 residential status is defined in Section 6. Hence, if a person is resident in India as per Section 6 of the Income tax Act, 1961 than he may issue such certificate stating his residential status.
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