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DTAA Article 23: How Australia and India Avoid Double Tax
The India–Australia DTAA prevents double taxation: Article 15 taxes employment income where earned, and Article 23 gives tax credits for…
Missing TRC Renewal? How DTAA Benefits Are Denied and Restored
Tax authorities now require a current annual TRC to grant DTAA benefits; missing certificates trigger domestic withholding (20–30%), blocked credits,…
India–Australia DTAA Articles 10–12: Withholding Tax Rates Explained
Articles 10–12 of the India–Australia DTAA cap withholding at 15% for dividends and 10% for interest and royalties, lowering source…
India–UK DTAA 2025: Reliefs, Pensions, and NRI Filing Essentials
The India–UK DTAA (1993; 2012) prevents double taxation by defining residency, assigning taxing rights, and allowing foreign tax credits. UK…
India–UK–EU Tax Framework 2025: What Brexit Means for NRIs
In 2025, India’s DTAA network governs income tax across the UK and EU, but only continental EU partners have SSAs…
Gulf Tax Guide 2025 for NRIs: DTAA, Residency, Remittances
The 2025 rule means NRIs with over ₹15 lakh Indian income and no foreign tax risk becoming 'deemed residents'. DTAAs…
Traveling on a B1/B2 Visa with Medical Conditions: Key Tips
New guidance tells consular officers to weigh contagiousness and likely medical costs when reviewing B1/B2 visas, without adding medical exams.…
Diabetes and U.S. visas: What the new guidelines actually mean
Social posts falsely claimed diabetes disqualifies visa applicants. In reality, immigrant exams screen infectious diseases; chronic illnesses may factor into…