TDS u/s 195 - the remittances made to GEISA towards use of Pro-E ...

Remittances to GEISA for Pro-E software not royalty income; no default under Income Tax Act Section 201.

September 24, 2022

Case Laws Income Tax AT

TDS u/s 195 - the remittances made to GEISA towards use of Pro-E software or Global Web are not royalty income chargeable to tax under the Act as well as under the treaty and consequently the assessee cannot be treated as an ‘assessee-in-default’ under section 201 of the Act for non-deduction of taxes under section 195 - AT

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TDS u/s 195 - the remittances made to GEISA towards use of Pro-E ...

Remittances to GEISA for Pro-E software not royalty income; no default under Income Tax Act Section 201.

September 24, 2022

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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