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Royalty u/s. 91 (vi) OR Business income - sale of software ...


Software Sales Income Classified as Business Income, Not Royalty, u/s 91(vi); Non-Taxable in India Without Permanent Establishment.

December 24, 2019

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Royalty u/s. 91 (vi) OR Business income - sale of software products/ licenses - the said amount received by the assessee is normal business income of the assessee on account of sale of copy righted products (licenses) and not taxable in India in the absence of permanent establishment.

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