Income by way of royalty - broadcast reproduction right - DTAA ...

Income from Broadcast Rights in Singapore Not Classified as Royalty Under DTAA, Affecting Tax Treatment.

April 29, 2019

Case Laws Income Tax HC

Income by way of royalty - broadcast reproduction right - DTAA with Singapore - addition of income as per rule 10A on account of “Advertisement Revenue” and “Distribution revenue” - the payment in question can not be categorized as royalty.

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Income by way of royalty - broadcast reproduction right - DTAA ...

Income from Broadcast Rights in Singapore Not Classified as Royalty Under DTAA, Affecting Tax Treatment.

April 29, 2019

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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