Agreement for Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to taxes on income between India and Myanmar to be effective from 1-04-2010 - 49/2009 - Income Tax Act, 1961
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Double taxation avoidance between India and Myanmar: residence, permanent establishment rules and reduced source taxation for dividends, interest, royalties. Agreement sets rules to prevent double taxation between India and Myanmar: it applies to residents and taxes on income, defines residence tie-breakers, treats business profits as taxable in the resident State except for profits attributable to a permanent establishment in the source State (with arm's-length attribution and specified deductions), caps source taxation of dividends, interest and royalties when the beneficial owner is a resident of the other State, provides methods for elimination of double taxation by credits limited to the tax attributable to foreign-source income, establishes mutual agreement and exchange-of-information procedures, non-discrimination, a limitation-of-benefits rule, and entry-into-force and termination provisions, with a Protocol clarifying construction-site thresholds, profit attribution rules and future reviews of certain articles.
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Double taxation avoidance between India and Myanmar: residence, permanent establishment rules and reduced source taxation for dividends, interest, royalties.
Agreement sets rules to prevent double taxation between India and Myanmar: it applies to residents and taxes on income, defines residence tie-breakers, treats business profits as taxable in the resident State except for profits attributable to a permanent establishment in the source State (with arm's-length attribution and specified deductions), caps source taxation of dividends, interest and royalties when the beneficial owner is a resident of the other State, provides methods for elimination of double taxation by credits limited to the tax attributable to foreign-source income, establishes mutual agreement and exchange-of-information procedures, non-discrimination, a limitation-of-benefits rule, and entry-into-force and termination provisions, with a Protocol clarifying construction-site thresholds, profit attribution rules and future reviews of certain articles.
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