THE Indian Foreign Minister,
Mr S M Krishna, and the Indonesian Foreign Minister, yesterday signed the
DTAA here at Hyderabad House.
The revised DTAA gives taxation rights in respect
of capital gains on alienation of shares of a company to the source State.
The Agreement further provides for rationalisation of the tax rates on dividend
income, royalties and Fees for Technical Services in the source State up to
10% threshold limit.
The revised DTAA further incorporates provisions for effective exchange
of information including banking information and sharing of information without
domestic tax interest. The revised DTAA also provides for assistance in collection
of taxes between tax authorities and incorporates Limitation of Benefits and
anti-abuse provisions to ensure that the benefits of the Agreement are availed
of by the genuine residents.
The revised DTAA will provide tax stability to the residents of India and
Indonesia and facilitate mutual economic cooperation as well as stimulate the
flow of investment, technology and services between India and Indonesia.
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