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of <h1>India and UAE Sign Agreement to Avoid Double Taxation on Income, Covering Business Profits, Dividends, and More.</h1> The agreement between the Government of India and the Government of the United Arab Republic, signed on February 20, 1969, aims to avoid double taxation on income. The convention applies to residents of either or both states, covering various taxes such as income tax, surtax, and other specified taxes in both countries. It outlines the scope, definitions, and taxation rules for different income types, including business profits, dividends, interest, royalties, and capital gains. The agreement also includes provisions for the exchange of information, mutual agreement procedures, and non-discrimination. It allows for the elimination of double taxation through exemption and credit methods and includes specific clauses for air transport and shipping income. The convention is effective from the date of ratification exchange and can be terminated with notice after five years.
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