International Group definition determines when enterprises form a cross-border group for income tax purposes under law. The definition of International Group for section 286(9)(g) of the Income Tax Act, 1961, states that an International Group means a group that includes either two or more enterprises which are resident of different countries or territories, or an enterprise resident of one country that carries on business through a permanent establishment in other countries or territories.
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International Group definition determines when enterprises form a cross-border group for income tax purposes under law.
The definition of International Group for section 286(9)(g) of the Income Tax Act, 1961, states that an International Group means a group that includes either two or more enterprises which are resident of different countries or territories, or an enterprise resident of one country that carries on business through a permanent establishment in other countries or territories.
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