Agreement for avoidance of Double Taxation of income of Enterprises operating Aircraft between the Government of the Republic of India and the Government of Ethiopia - 0159[E] - Income Tax Act, 1961
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Avoidance of Double Taxation: corrigenda amend treaty text to correct heading, punctuation and wording for aircraft enterprises. Corrigenda amend the Agreement for the Avoidance of Double Taxation of income of Enterprises operating Aircraft between India and Ethiopia to correct punctuation, capitalization and wording errors in the notification and annexure. Key textual adjustments include revising the Annexure heading to name both Contracting States explicitly, substituting 'territorial' for 'territory' in Article 1(b), correcting 'of lesses' to 'or lessees' in Article 1(f), and capitalizing the attestation phrase in Article 4's second paragraph.
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Avoidance of Double Taxation: corrigenda amend treaty text to correct heading, punctuation and wording for aircraft enterprises.
Corrigenda amend the Agreement for the Avoidance of Double Taxation of income of Enterprises operating Aircraft between India and Ethiopia to correct punctuation, capitalization and wording errors in the notification and annexure. Key textual adjustments include revising the Annexure heading to name both Contracting States explicitly, substituting "territorial" for "territory" in Article 1(b), correcting "of lesses" to "or lessees" in Article 1(f), and capitalizing the attestation phrase in Article 4's second paragraph.
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