alleryStart learning →Under the old India-Mauritius treaty, share gains were taxed in the
Aresidence of the shareholder
Bresidence of the company sold
Cplace of the stock exchange
Dplace of the broker used
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. residence of the shareholder
Gains were taxable where the shareholder resided, so a Mauritius resident paid no tax in India.
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