India and
monaco
India
and Monaco inked Tax Information Exchange Agreement (TIEA). The move will
facilitate the both the countries to check tax evasion and money laundering. It
is 9thTIEA
inked by India.
Core features of the agreement:
·
It follows global standard of transparency and exchange of information.
·
Information must be foreseeable and relevant to the administration and
enforcement
of the domestic laws of the contracting parties concerning taxes and tax
matters covered by the agreement.
·
Requesting State has to provide some minimum details about the information
requested in order to justify the foreseeably relevance criteria.
·
Information is to be treated as secret and can be disclosed to only specified
person or authorities, which are tax authorities or the authorities concerned
with the determination of tax appeal.
·
It also provides for disclosure of information to any other person or entity or
authority or any other jurisdiction (including foreign Governments) with the
written consent of the competent authority of the requested Party.
·
Specific provision that the requested Party shall provide upon request the
information even though that Party may not need such information for its own
tax purposes.
·
Specific provision for providing banking and ownership information.
·
Specific provision for Tax Examination Abroad where authorities of one State
can present in the tax examination of taxpayer in the other State
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