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Double taxation occurs when the same income is taxed twice by two different jurisdictions. To mitigate this, countries often sign double taxation avoidance agreements (DTAAs) which allocate taxing rights and provide foreign tax credits. India has signed DTAAs with 79 countries which exempt certain foreign incomes from Indian tax or provide tax credits. DTAAs aim to prevent double taxation and discrimination, facilitate information exchange, and provide tax certainty to promote cross-border trade and investm

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Vishal Salwan

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