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    • India-Mauritius tax treaty likely to not have retrospective taxation effect

      India and Mauritius have signed a protocol to amend the double taxation avoidance agreement, which included a principal purpose test to decide whether a foreign investor is eligible to claim treaty benefits

    • Services to attract 10% tax under revised DTAA

      The amended India-Mauritius tax treaty has inserted a new clause allowing source-based taxation at 10 percent on fees paid for technical and consultancy services.

    • Serco deal: Relief for Mauritius-based investors

      In 2011, Blackstone Mauritius sold 66.29 percent and Barclays Mauritius sold 12.75 percent of equity in SKR BPO to Serco. SKR-owned 100 percent of BPO service provider Intellenet and 20 percent of another BPO Sparsh.

    • Ambuja rejig aimed at cash push to Holcim: Nishith Desai

      Holcim stands to gain Rs 3,500 crore free of tax from India because Holcim Mauritius is going to be the seller of shares and as per the India-Mauritius tax treaty there is no tax on capital gains

    • AAR: MAT, TP Applicable in Treaty Cases

      This alert by Khaitan & Co. covers the latest Advance Ruling delivered by the Authority for Advance Rulings.

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