Agreement between the Government of the Republic of India and the Government of the Kingdom of Morocco for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes - 84/2019 - Income Tax Act, 1961
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Exchange of information broadened under India-Morocco tax protocol, mandating cross-border information gathering and confidentiality safeguards. The Central Government notified that the Protocol amending the India-Morocco tax Convention is effective in India and replaces Article 26 with expanded Exchange of Information rules: competent authorities must exchange foreseeably relevant tax information; received information is to be treated as secret and disclosed only to specified persons or in public judicial proceedings; limitations include conformity with domestic law, non obtainability and protection of trade secrets and public policy; requested States must use information gathering measures even without domestic interest, and bank or fiduciary-held information is not per se exempt.
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Exchange of information broadened under India-Morocco tax protocol, mandating cross-border information gathering and confidentiality safeguards.
The Central Government notified that the Protocol amending the India-Morocco tax Convention is effective in India and replaces Article 26 with expanded Exchange of Information rules: competent authorities must exchange foreseeably relevant tax information; received information is to be treated as secret and disclosed only to specified persons or in public judicial proceedings; limitations include conformity with domestic law, non obtainability and protection of trade secrets and public policy; requested States must use information gathering measures even without domestic interest, and bank or fiduciary-held information is not per se exempt.
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