Albania 10% 10%[Note1] 10% 10% Armenia 10% 10% [Note1] 10% 10% Austria 10% 10% [Note1] 10% 10%

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Country Dividend (not being covered under Section 115-O) Withholding tax rates Interest Royalty Fee for Technical Services Albania 10% 10%[Note1] 10% 10% Armenia 10% Australia 15% 15% 10%/15% 10%/15% Austria 10% Bangladesh Belarus a) 10% (if at least 10% of the capital company); b) 15% in all other cases a) 10%, if paid to a company holding 25% shares; b) 15%, in all other cases 10% [Note1] 10% No 10% [Note1] 15% 15% Belgium 15% 15% (10% if loan is granted by a bank) 10% 10% Bhutan 10% 10% [Note 1] 10% 10% Botswana a) 7.5%, if shareholder is a company and holds at least 25% shares in the investee- b) 10%, in all other cases Brazil 15% 15% [Note1] a) 25% for use of trademark; b) 15% for others No Bulgaria 15% 15% [Note1] a) 15% of royalty relating to literary, artistic, scientific works other than films or tapes used for radio or television broadcasting; b) 20%, in other cases 20% about:blank 1/7

Canada a) 15%, if at least 10% of the voting powers in the company, paying the dividends, is controlled by the recipient b) 25%, in other cases 15% [Note1] 10%-15% 10%-15% China 10% Columbia 5% Croatia a) 5% (if at least 10% of the capital company); b) 15% in all other cases Cyprus 10% Czech [Note5] 10% Denmark a) 15%, if at least 25% of the shares b) 25%, in other cases a) 10% if loan is granted by bank; b) 15% for others [Note1] 20% 20% Estonia 10% Ethiopia 7.5% Finland 10% Fiji 5% 10% [Note 1] 10% 10% France 10% Georgia 10% Germany 10% Hungary 10% Indonesia 10% Iceland 10% Ireland 10% Israel 10% Italy a) 15% if at least 10% of the shares of the company paying dividend is beneficially owned by the recipient b) 25% in other cases 15% [Note1] 20% 20% about:blank 2/7

Japan 10% Jordan 10% 10% [Note1] 20% 20% Kazakhstan 10% Kenya 10% 10% 10% 10% Korea 15% 10% 10% 10% Kuwait 10% [Note 1] 10% 10% 10% Kyrgyz 10% 10% [Note1] 15% 15% Latvia 10% Lithuania 5%*, 15% Luxembourg 10% Malaysia 5% Malta 10% Mongolia 15% 15% [Note1] 15% 15% Mauritius a) 5%, if at least 10% of the capital 7.5 15% 10% Montenegro 5% (in some cases 15%) Myanmar 5% 10% [Note1] 10% No Morocco 10% Mozambique 7.5% 10% [Note1] 10% No Macedonia 10% 10% [Note 1] 10% 10% Namibia 10% Nepal 5%**, 10% 10% [Note1] 15% No Netherlands 10% New Zealand 15% Norway 10% Oman a) 10%, if at least 10% of shares are held by the recipient 10% [Note1] 15% 15% about:blank 3/7

b) 12.5%, in other cases Philippines a) 15%, if at least 10% of the shares b) 20%, in other cases a) 10%, if interest is received by a financial institution or insurance b) 15% in other cases [Note1] 15% if it is payable in pursuance of any collaboration agreement approved by the Government of India No Poland 10% 10% [Note1] 15% 15% Portuguese 10%***/15% 10% 10% 10% Qatar a) 5%, if at least 10% of the shares b) 10%, in other cases Romania 10% Russian Federation 10% Saudi Arabia 5% 10% [Note1] 10% No Serbia a) 5%, if recipient is company and holds 25% shares; b) 15%, in any other case Singapore a) 10%, if at least 25% of the shares a) 10%, if loan is bank or similar institute including an insurance b) 15%, in all other cases 10% 10% Slovenia a) 5%, if at least 10% of the shares 10% 10% 10% South Africa 10% Spain 15% 15% [Note1] 10%/20% 20% about:blank 4/7

[Note 3] [Note 3] Sri Lanka 7.5% Sudan 10% 10%[Note1] 10% 10% Sweden 10% Swiss Confederation 10% 10%[Note1] 10% 10% Syrian Arab Tajikistan a) 5%, if at least 10% of the shares b) 10%, in other cases a) 5%, if at least 25% of the shares b) 10%, in other cases 10%[Note1] 10% No 10%[Note1] 10% No Tanzania 5%****, 10% 10% 10% No Thailand 10% 10% [Note1] 10% No Trinidad and Tobago 10% Turkey 15% a) 10% if loan is bank, etc.; b) 15% in other cases [Note1] 15% 15% Turkmenistan 10% Uganda 10% 10%[Note1] 10% 10% Ukraine a) 10%, if at least 25% of the shares United Arab Emirates 10% a) 5% if loan is bank/similar financial institute; 10% No about:blank 5/7

b) 12.5%, in other cases United Mexican States 10% United Kingdom 15%/10% (Note 4) a) 10%, if interest is paid to a bank; b) 15%, in other cases [Note1] 10%/15% 10%/15% United States a) 15%, if at least 10% of the voting stock of the company paying the dividend is held by the recipient b) 25% in other cases a) 10% if loan is bank/similar institute including insurance b) 15% for others 10%/15% 10%/15% Uruguay 5% Uzbekistan 10% Vietnam 10% Zambia a) 5%, if at least 25% of the shares dividend is held by a recipient company for a period of at least 6 months prior to the date of payment of the dividend; b) 15% in other cases *If the beneficial owner is a company (other than a partnership) which holds directly at least 10 per cent of the capital dividends. **5% if beneficial owner of shares is a company and it holds at least 10% of shares of the company paying the dividends. *** if the beneficial owner is a company that, for an uninterrupted period of two fiscal years prior to the payment of the dividend, owns directly at least 25 per cent of the capital stock dividends. ****5% if recipient company owns at least 25% share in the company paying the dividend. 1. Dividend/interest earned by the Government and certain specified institutions, inter-alia, Reserve Bank of India is exempt from taxation in the country of source (subject to certain condition). 2. Royalties and fees for technical services would be taxable in the country of source at the rates prescribed for different categories of royalties and fees for technical services. These rates shall be subject to various conditions and nature of services/royalty for which payment is made. For detailed conditions refer to relevant Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements. 3. Royalties and fees for technical services would be taxable in the country of source at the following rates: about:blank 6/7

a. 10 per cent in case of royalties relating to the payments for the use of, or the right to use, industrial, commercial or scientific equipment; b. 20 per cent in case of fees for technical services and other royalties. 4. (a)15 per cent of the gross amount of the dividends where those dividends are paid out of income (including gains) derived directly or indirectly from immovable property within the meaning of Article 6 by an investment vehicle which distributes most of this income annually and whose income from such immovable property is exempted from tax; (b) 10 per cent of the gross amount of the dividends, in all other cases 5. The CBDT has clarified that DTAA signed with Government of the Czech on the 27th January 1986 continues to be applicable to the residents of the Slovak. [Notification No. 25, dated 23-03-2015] [As amended by Finance Act, 2018] about:blank 7/7