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Income-tax Rules, 2026 | Rule 75 of 333

Rule 75 - Documents and information for claiming double-taxation relief Forms 41, 42 and 43 (old Forms 10F, 10FA and 10FB)

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Source and status control

Primary authority: Notification No. 22/2026 / G.S.R. 198(E)

Local legal-text status: LOCAL_EXTRACT_EXTERNAL_OFFICIAL_SOURCE_CONTROLS

Currentness control: Base Rules effective 1 April 2026. Check later amendments, corrigenda and portal implementation before action.

Local statutory extract - official source controls

Rule text held in the production corpus

75. Other documents and information to be provided for claiming double taxation relief under section 159(1) and (2).— (1) For the purposes of claiming any double taxation relief under an agreement mentioned in section 159(1) or (2), the other documents and information to be provided by an assessee (not being a resident) under section 159(8)(b) shall be as per Form No. 41. (2) The assessee shall keep and maintain such documents as are necessary to substantiate the information provided in Form No. 41 and the income-tax authority may call for the said documents to verify the claim of relief. (3) An assessee, being a resident in India, for obtaining a certificate of residence for the purposes of an agreement referred to in section 159(1) and (2) shall make an application in Form No. 42 to the Assessing Officer. (4) The Assessing Officer, on receipt of the application and on being satisfied in this behalf, shall issue a certificate of residence in Form No. 43.

Local extract SHA-256: 7d4dd98c521c6c0e59966d2406fa3cefb28085c2023f73b825e370111b21244a. This hash authenticates the local extract only; it does not certify that every amendment, table or Gazette footnote has been consolidated.

Rule map

Related sections

159(1); 159(8)

Related Forms

Form 41 Form 42 Form 43

Finin2min implementation framework

Trigger and scope

Determine whether the facts fall within the Rule heading and linked section. Verify commencement and the tax year involved.

Evidence and control

Preserve the return, statement, report, certificate, computation, source records and acknowledgement relevant to this Rule.

Consequence

Non-compliance may affect computation, exemption, deduction, procedural validity, reporting, recovery, appeal or penalty depending on the governing section.

Transaction application

Identify the actor, event date, governing tax year or reporting period, authority, document version and every cumulative condition. Record why each limb is satisfied, disputed or not applicable.

Authority, consent and execution

Confirm legal capacity, authorised signatory, digital-signature requirements, professional certification and portal credentials before filing or relying on the document.

Evidence and retention checklist

Retain source data, approvals, computations, correspondence, filing acknowledgement, payment record, amended filing history and the version of the governing instrument used.

Limitation, forum and remedies

Do not assume a general limitation period. Check the specific Act, Rule, notification, portal window, condonation power, appeal route and judicial treatment applicable to the event date.

Cross-law overlays

Check the Income-tax Act, 2025, transition rules, relevant Schedule, tax treaty, Companies Act, GST, FEMA and accounting treatment where the transaction crosses regimes.

Finin2min Q&A

Is this page the notified Rule?

It contains a local statutory extract, but the linked official source and later amendments control.

What should be verified immediately before use?

Effective date, amendment history, forms or utilities, filing channel, authentication method, due date, fees, transition from the 1962 Rules and any judicial interpretation.