Cross-border tax
SoonNot built. There is no treaty rate table, no FTS/royalty classifier, no transfer-pricing engine, and no 15CA/CB generator.
- ✓§195 non-resident withholding flagged by the TDS pass
- ✓A Form 15CA-likely marker on a finding — a flag, not a form
- ✓No DTAA rate table, no FTS / royalty / business-income classifier
- ✓No transfer-pricing analysis and no 15CA or 15CB generation
What it is.
This page previously described a cross-border tax module. It does not exist, and we would rather say so on the page than leave it selling something that is not there.
What is genuinely present is narrow: a §195 withholding pass can flag a payment to a non-resident and set a marker that Form 15CA is likely to be required, and the TDS analysis is instructed to mention treaty implications in prose. There is no double-taxation treaty rate table, nothing that classifies a payment as fees for technical services versus royalty versus business income, no related-party or arm's-length-price analysis, and no form generation of any kind.
Three steps.
End to end.
There is no cross-border tax module to open.
TDS detection flags §195 payments to non-residents and marks where Form 15CA is likely to be needed.
Treaty rates, income-character classification, transfer pricing, and the forms themselves.
What you get.
- ✓§195 non-resident withholding flagged by the TDS pass
- ✓A Form 15CA-likely marker on a finding — a flag, not a form
- ✓No DTAA rate table, no FTS / royalty / business-income classifier
- ✓No transfer-pricing analysis and no 15CA or 15CB generation
Quick answers.
No. There is no treaty rate data in the product. Anything you saw described as DTAA analysis is prose from a language model with no rate table behind it — do not rely on it.
No. It can flag that 15CA is likely to be required. It cannot produce either form.
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