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    <description>ITAT confirmed that FCIPL does not constitute a dependent agent PE of the foreign assessee in India. The Tribunal found that FCIPL merely acted as an agent for booking cargo per the assessee&#039;s fixed tariff without authority to conclude contracts. FCIPL maintained functional independence, with the assessee having no liability for FCIPL&#039;s expenses or obligations. Significantly, FCIPL conducted business for multiple enterprises, deriving only 22.32% of its revenue from the assessee while 77.60% came from other independent parties. The Tribunal determined FCIPL operated as an independent agent rather than a representative of the assessee, thereby dismissing Revenue&#039;s appeal and upholding the CIT(A)&#039;s order.</description>
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