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1St February 2016 CBDT Enters Into Two Bilateral Apas with the U.K. The www.talentsprint.com 1st February 2016 CBDT enters into two bilateral APAs with the U.K. The Central Board of Direct Taxes announced that it has entered into two Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs) with the U.K., marking the third bilateral APA India has signed so far. The two bilateral APAs were signed with two Indian group entities of a U.K. based Multi-National Company (MNC). The APAs have been entered into soon after the competent authorities of India and United Kingdom finalized the terms of the bilateral arrangement under the Mutual Agreement Procedure (MAP) process contained in the India-UK DTAA. With these agreements, the CBDT has so far signed 41 APAs, 38 of which are unilateral and three are bilateral. 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