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Taxability of Income in India - The receipt of IUC charges ...

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December 26, 2023

Taxability of Income in India - The receipt of IUC charges cannot be taxed as Royalty under Article 13 in India of India-France DTAA. The payment received by the non-resident assessee amounts to be the business profits of the assessee which is taxable in the resident country and is not taxable in India under Article 5 of the DTAA as there is no case of permanent establishment of the assessee that has been made out by the revenue in India.- AT

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