<h1>India and Indonesia Sign Revised DTAA to Prevent Double Taxation, Enhance Info Exchange, and Promote Economic Cooperation.</h1> India and Indonesia have signed a revised Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) aimed at preventing double taxation and fiscal evasion concerning income taxes. The agreement, signed on July 27, 2012, grants source states taxation rights over capital gains from company shares and sets a 10% tax rate limit on dividends, royalties, and technical service fees. It enhances information exchange, including banking data, and facilitates tax collection cooperation. Anti-abuse provisions are included to ensure genuine residents benefit. The revised DTAA aims to provide tax stability, promote economic cooperation, and boost investment, technology, and service flows between the two countries.