The DTAC till now provided that capital gains on sale of assets in India by companies registered in Mauritius can only be taxed in Mauritiu...

Negotiations to amend the Indo-Mauritius Double Taxation Avoidance Convention (DTAC) have been hanging fire for a long time .

"India has made certain proposals for revision of DTAC to end round tripping and other aspects. Mauritius is yet to agree to such revision,...

Mauritius has said that it will address India’s concerns over the abuse of the lucrative tax treaty between the two countries.

Government today said efforts are being made to find mutually acceptable solution to address India's concerns while revising the tax treaty...

Government today said efforts are being made to find mutually acceptable solution to address India's concerns while revising the tax treaty...

India is awaiting a response from Mauritius for revision of the tax treaty between the two nations, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said.

There is also fear that a large part of investment routed through Mauritius is actually Indian money brought that way to avoid taxes.

"We are optimistic that both sides can conclude a mutually acceptable package that would yield a win-win solution," the ministry said.

"Process has been under way for many years. I do not think there is any real progress,"

India and Mauritius will meet next month in the capital to review the bilateral Double Taxation Avoidance Convention (DTAC) which seeks to ...

The govt today said it is reviewing the tax treaty with Mauritius to prevent misuse & to strengthen tax information exchange mechanism b/w ...

The India-Mauritius tax treaty sought to eliminate double taxation of income, capital gains to encourage mutual trade and investments.

The government today said Mauritius was "unwilling" to bring in safeguards to prevent the misuse of taxation treaty between the two nations.

Mauritius was unwilling to revise its double tax avoidance treaty with India, but the two countries have now agreed to hold further talks

The government is working to review the Double Taxation Avoidance Convention (DTAC) with Mauritius to further strengthen its provisions.

The Supreme Court has said that the decision to continue “treaty-shopping” should be left to the discretion of the Executive as it is depen...