evidence: The Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) allows NRIs functioning in overseas nations to opt out of paying dual taxation received in both their home country and their country of residency. Its main goal is to allow individuals in these countries to avoid paying taxes repeatedly on the same earnings. The DTAA’s main goal is to encourage and boost financial-economic cooperation between two countries by eliminating multiple payments. [...] A Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) is an understanding between multiple countries to avoid taxing the same earnings twice. The DTAA protects people who live in one country but make money in another. This indicates that the nations concerned have negotiated on tax brackets and territories for money generated within their borders. [...] - The goal of a Double Tax Avoidance Agreement is to make the region seem more appealing to investors by offering exemption from double payment.