Agreement Signed Between HSCC, India And Government Of Mauritius

An agreement was signed between HSCC, India and the Ministry of Health & Quality of Life of Mauritius appointing HSCC as Project Management Consultant for 9 new Hospital projects.

India To Start Taxing Capital Gains To Singapore Investors From April

With the treaty amendments, investors based in Singapore will no longer benefit from tax exemptions on capital gains taxes

India Will Continue Playing Key Role In Global Economy: Mauritius President

The president said she wanted a kind of education in India and Mauritius which will stop young and ignited minds from leaving their countries

Mauritius Hopes To Remain Top FDI Source Despite New Treaty

India and Mauritius have signed a protocol amending the India-Mauritius Tax Treaty to introduce in-principle taxation of capital gains in India in a phased manner

India Revamps Its Treaty Provisions With Mauritius

The Government seeks to curb revenue loss, prevent double non-taxation, streamline the flow of investment, and stimulate the flow of exchange of information between India and Mauritius

Protocol Amending India-Mauritius Tax Treaty

The most significant amendment is the removal of capital gains tax benefit for sale of shares of an Indian company which are acquired on or after 1 April 2017 and sold on or after 1 April 2019

Changing Mauritius Tax Treaty Will Have Impact On Singapore Pact

The India-Singapore Tax Treaty provides for a capital gains tax exemption similar to the Mauritius tax deal

Expect India To Crack Down On Tax Havens Like Mauritius: Analysts

India will start imposing capital gains tax on investments coming from Mauritius starting next year, after the two countries agreed to amend a three-decade old treaty

India To Tax Investments Through Mauritius From April 2017

Under the terms of the revised treaty, which has been under intense negotiations for several years, a short-term capital gains tax will be levied on investments routed through Mauritius after April 1, 2017

India Will Have Advantage Over China In Africa: Mauritius PM

Mauritius In Talks To Review India Tax Treaty

Mauritius Targets 20 Per Cent Growth In Indian Tourists

Mauritius recorded 61,157 Indian visitors in 2014, making India its sixth largest source of foreign tourist arrivals, reports Shakir Husain Mauritius is looking for a 20 per cent annual growth in tourists from India and remains focused on attracting high-end travellers. Between January and July this year the country received about 45,000 tourists, representing an increase of 21.5 per cent over the same period in 2014.

IPL Money Laundering Case: ED Seeks LRs To Singapore, Mauritius

Where's Indian Black Money Being Used?

Singapore A Top Destination For Indian Investment