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Satellite transmission receipts are not taxable as process or equipment royalty under domestic law or the India-Singapore tax treaty where customers receive transmission services and bandwidth without control or possession of the satellite or transponder, and no process, know-how or technology is made available to them. The substance of the arrangement, rather than its description as a lease, determines whether customers receive a right to use equipment or a process. Retrospective expansion of the domestic royalty definition does not expand the treaty definition without a corresponding amendment by both contracting countries.
Satellite transmission receipts are not taxable as process or equipment royalty under domestic law or the India-Singapore tax treaty where customers receive transmission services and bandwidth without control or possession of the satellite or transponder, and no process, know-how or technology is made available to them. The substance of the arrangement, rather than its description as a lease, determines whether customers receive a right to use equipment or a process. Retrospective expansion of the domestic royalty definition does not expand the treaty definition without a corresponding amendment by both contracting countries.
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