TaxTMI 
TaxTMI 
1994 (5) TMI 46
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.... to tax the income on various projects on receipt basis as against accrual basis and further erred in directing that provisions of s. 145 were not applicable for determining the total income of the assessee. 2. We have heard the parties to the dispute. Assessee is a foreign company and had entered into an agreement for rendering among other things, technical services to the following companies,....
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....e are required to resolve in this appeal. 4. After hearing the parties to the dispute, we are of the view, that the order passed by the CIT(A) does not suffer from any legal infirmity. There cannot be any dispute that where there is a conflict between the agreement for avoidance of double taxation and the domestic laws relating to taxation of income arising in the Contracting State, the former ....
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....n cl. 4 of the said article in a wide manner so as to include payments of any kind to any person. If we read cl. 3, which defines the term "royalties" and cl. 4, as observed earlier, which defines the term "fees for technical services" together, there cannot be any doubt that what is taxable is payment received by a person of the other Contracting State. Though under s. 5(2)(b) of the IT Act, in t....
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....on the cash basis in regard to its income. This decision has not taken into consideration the double taxation avoidance agreement between India and the Federal Republic of Germany, as there was no occasion to do that. It has merely explained the scope of s. 5(2)(b) of the IT Act and we have already observed earlier that there is apparent conflict between the provisions of s. 5(2)(b) of the IT Act ....