#AAR Rulings
Log in to FollowRuling passed by Authority for Advance Rulings Customs , Central Excise & Service Tax. The Authority for Advance Rulings consists of a Chairman who is a retired Judge of the Supreme court and two members of the rank of Additional Secretary to the Government of India, one each from the Indian Revenue Service and the Indian Legal Service.
Income Tax

Income Tax
Transfer of shares of Indian company without consideration in the course of group reorganization not liable to tax in India – AAR
Service Tax

Service Tax
Advance Ruling – Service Tax – Dry Leasing of locomotives by RITES – not liable to Service Tax
Income Tax

Income Tax
Filing of an income-tax return mandatory for a foreign company even if the income is not taxable in India under the provisions of DTAA
Income Tax

Income Tax
Taxpayer holding tax residence certificate is eligible for the India-Mauritius tax treaty benefits
Income Tax

Income Tax
Non-availability of indexation benefit to a non-resident does not amount to non-discrimination
Income Tax

Income Tax
Roaming charges paid by telecom service providers not in nature of ‘rent’ which attracts withholding tax
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Income Tax
Amounts receivable by a British company (EMEIA) from the applicant under the Area Services & Market Development Agreement not liable to be taxed under the I-T Act as fee for `included services’ or as business profits under Indo-UK Treaty
Income Tax

Income Tax
INDO-UAE DTAA: Mere physical presence of non-resident’s vessel in territorial waters of India pursuant to hiring of vessel on Bareboat Charter terms by applicant does not, without anything more, constitute a permanent establishment
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Income Tax
Indo-Mauritius DTAA – Applicant is not liable to be taxed in India on proposed transfer of its shares in an Indian Company to its wholly owned subsidiary company in India
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Income Tax
Section 115JB is not designed to be applicable to a foreign company, who has no presence or PE in India
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Income Tax
India-Singapore DTAA – Fee paid to AXA ARC by applicant for receiving assistance such as business support, marketing information technology support services and strategy support etc., does not amount to fee for technical services within meaning of India – Singapore Tax Treaty
Income Tax

Income Tax
Payment for procurement of support services from foreign affiliate not liable to tax in India
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Income Tax
AAR rules on taxability of software payments as per India-Netherlands tax treaty
Income Tax

Income Tax
