Rate of tax to be applied on the royalty received under the ...

Tax Rate Set at 10% for New Royalty Agreements Post-June 1, 2005, u/s 115A of Income Tax Act.

March 29, 2017

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Rate of tax to be applied on the royalty received under the royalty agreement - Under section 115A of the Act, it is provided that in case any new royalty agreement is entered into after first day of June, 2005, the applicable tax rates on the royalty income would be 10% plus surcharge and education cess- AT

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Rate of tax to be applied on the royalty received under the ...

Tax Rate Set at 10% for New Royalty Agreements Post-June 1, 2005, u/s 115A of Income Tax Act.

March 29, 2017

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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