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Rule - 128 - Foreign Tax Credit
Country with which India has DTAA | Foreign tax means the tax covered under said DTAA. |
Country with which India has NO DTAA | Foreign tax means the tax payable under the law in force in that country in the nature of income-tax referred to in clause (iv) of the Explanation to section 91 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (‘the Act’) Clause (iv) of the Explanation to section 91 The expression "income-tax" in relation to any country includes any excess profits tax or business profits tax charged on the profits by the Government of any part of that country or a local authority in that country. |
Foreign tax definition determines FTC scope: DTAA-covered taxes apply, otherwise income-tax-type foreign levies qualify for credit. Definition of foreign tax for Foreign Tax Credit under Rule 128: where a DTAA exists, foreign tax is the tax covered by that DTAA; where no DTAA exists, foreign tax is the tax payable under the foreign country's law in the nature of income-tax as defined in the statutory explanation, including excess profits tax or business profits tax charged on profits by central or local authorities.
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