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DTAA treaty-rate limits on dividend tax and benchmarking of management fees were remanded for fresh examination.

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Income Tax April 6, 2026 Case Laws AT
Dividend distribution tax on payments to a non-resident shareholder was examined against the India-Netherlands DTAA, with the Tribunal noting that treaty rate restriction may apply and that the matter required verification of the applicable treaty and domestic rate comparison; the issue was remitted to the Assessing Officer for fresh adjudication after due examination. Transfer pricing adjustment on management fees was also sent back for fresh consideration because the assessee's cost-benefit material and the benchmarking approach, including aggregation, had not been fully examined; the Dispute Resolution Panel was directed to reconsider the issue with adequate opportunity to the assessee.

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