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Under Article 12 of the India-Netherlands DTAA, intra-group...

Make available condition under the India-Netherlands treaty defeated FTS taxability; surcharge and cess beyond treaty rate were disallowed.

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Income Tax May 29, 2026 Case Laws AT
Under Article 12 of the India-Netherlands DTAA, intra-group service and cost-recovery receipts were held not to be fees for technical services because the services did not satisfy the make available condition; the recipient was not shown to acquire technical knowledge, skill, know-how or processes for independent future use. The separate plea that the receipts were mere reimbursements or cost allocations was rejected following earlier years. Surcharge and cess beyond the treaty rate on royalty and fees for technical services were disallowed because the treaty caps tax at 10 per cent and Indian tax includes surcharge. Computation errors, interest under section 234B, TDS credit and refund adjustment issues were remitted for verification.

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