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Income taxable in India - royalty receipts - Distribution of ...

Income Tax

October 18, 2023

Income taxable in India - royalty receipts - Distribution of Financial Products - assessee had granted rights to distribute its various financial and related products in the Indian market to DJCIPL on a principal to principal basis and at arm’s length price. - purchase price of Factiva products distributed by DJCIPL is not taxable as ‘royalty’ under India UK DTAA in the hands of the assessee. - AT

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