Ratification of the New Protocol to the Mauritius-India Tax Treaty 14/09/2026 Following the ratification of the Protocol amending the Mauritius-India Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) on 29 July 2026, the treaty framework has been strengthened through the introduction of new anti-avoidance provisions.While the core treaty benefits remain unchanged, the new rules place greater emphasis on commercial substance, business purpose, and effective management. This update provides an overview of the key amendments and their potential implications for structures and arrangements relying on the treaty. Read our Memo X Linkedin weixin Messenger Authors Ashis Luchowa Director - Projects aluchowa@tridenttrust.com +230 460 7890 Mauritius Latest News ADGM FSRA Introduces Enhancements to the Funds Regulatory Framework Proposed Enhancements to the DFSA Collective Investment Fund Framework Cayman Islands: Annual AML Return Requirement Introduced for RTCs and PTCs New AML/CFT/CPF and Financial Sanctions Rules in the Cayman Islands Mauritius Finance Act and Economic Measures Act 2026 Mauritius Compliance, AML/CFT and Regulatory Updates 2026