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No blanket exemption like FPI to retail NRI investors in G‑Secs
‘Until such relief is specifically provided, NRIs may need to explore available tax treaty benefits under applicable tax treaties or consider investing through eligible investment vehicles, subject to commercial and regulatory feasibility’
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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hindustantimes.com
Govt makes exemptions in foreign investments to attract dollar inflow
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newsbytesapp.com
India exempts foreign investors from tax on government securities
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thehindu.com
Government exempts capital gains tax on FPI investment in G-Secs
Government exempts capital gains tax on FPI investments in G-Secs to attract global capital and enhance competitiveness.
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Govt. exempts capital gains tax on FPI investment in G-Secs
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
FPIs get tax relief on gilts, ease of Investment
In a strategic step to lure foreign investment, India has eliminated taxes on capital gains and interest for overseas investors in its government bonds. This change, set to take…
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thehindubusinessline.com
No blanket exemption like FPI to retail NRI investors in G‑Secs
‘Until such relief is specifically provided, NRIs may need to explore available tax treaty benefits under applicable tax treaties or consider investing through eligible investment…