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India and France updated their tax treaty to curb profit shifting, aligning with OECD rules and affecting French investors in Indian stocks.
India and France have updated their 1992 Double Taxation Avoidance Convention, introducing a tiered dividend tax, removing the Most-Favoured-Nation clause, and granting the company’s home country full taxing rights on capital gains.
The changes, aligned with OECD standards, expand the definition of permanent establishment to include service-based presence, harmonize fees for technical services with India’s U.S. treaty, and strengthen information sharing and tax collection cooperation.
The protocol incorporates anti-abuse measures from the BEPS Multilateral Instrument to curb profit shifting and reduce treaty shopping, particularly affecting French investors in Indian equities.
The agreement will take effect after both nations complete domestic procedures.
India y Francia actualizaron su tratado fiscal para frenar la transferencia de ganancias, alineándose con las normas de la OCDE y afectando a los inversores franceses en acciones indias.