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Vanguard Emerging Markets Stock Index Fund vs. ACIT (IT) ITA No: 4657 (MUM) of 2023
A.Y.: 2021-22 Dated: 18th March, 2025
Article 13 of India-Ireland DTAA –Right entitlement to equity shares cannot be equated with shares - Under Article 13(6) of India-Ireland DTAA, taxing right in respect thereof vests with Resident State.
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The Assessee, a tax resident of Ireland, was registered with SEBI as a Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPI). During the relevant AY, the Assessee had earned short-term capital gain of ₹6.53 Crores from transfer of Rights Entitlement (RE). In respect thereof, the Assessee claimed benefit under Article 13(6) of India-Ireland DTAA without setting-off the same against other short-term loss of ₹42.95 Crores.
The AO held that RE was taxable and the total income was to be computed under the Act before claiming any relief under Section 90(2). Accordingly, the AO set off short-term capital gains against capital losses and denied exemption under DTAA.
The DRP held that RE and shares are related assets and the same are granted only t