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    India seeks to stamp down on Mauritius tax-treaty abuse

    Sat, 05/05/2012 - 06:05 EDT - France24.com - Business
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    The Indian government says it wants to crack down on tax avoidance involving a treaty with Mauritius, which is a favoured route for foreign investment in Asia's third-largest economy.India has been seeking to revise the pact with the Indian Ocean island to plug what it says is tax abuses by foreign companies, but has accused Mauritius of being "unwilling" to help.

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