An Analysis of ITAT Decision on International Taxation, Capital Gains, and DTAA

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..... AT), which delves into the complexities of international taxation, capital gains, and the application of the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA). The case involves a Mauritius-based entity and its transaction involving the sale of shares in an Indian company, raising significant questions about the taxability of capital gains, the applicability of DTAA provisions, and the concept of tax res .....

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..... ncept of grandfathering under the DTAA was a pivotal issue, particularly whether investments made before a certain date were protected from changes to the DTAA. * Tax Residency and DTAA Applicability: The case also involved questions about the entity's tax residency status and the consequent applicability of the DTAA benefits. Detailed Analysis of Tribunal's Decision * Interpretat .....

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..... ng whether the entity's structure in Mauritius was established merely for tax avoidance purposes or had substantial business purposes. Implications and Concluding Remarks This decision marks a significant development in international taxation jurisprudence, particularly regarding the India-Mauritius DTAA. It clarifies several crucial aspects, such as the interpretation of DTAA provisions, the co .....

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