Abstract
Many Indian tax treaties, in the exclusionary clause of PE article, provide that maintenance of stock for the purpose of delivery does not constitute PE however at the same time Agency PE clause treats a PE to exist when dependent agent regularly delivers goods from such stock. This articles examines this dichotomy and concludes that the exclusionary clause in such cases need to be restricted to 'occasional delivery' and suggests tax planning measures to prevent PE.
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