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The document discusses the Netherlands, Singapore, Luxembourg, Ireland, and Spain as some of the most favoured jurisdictions for establishing holding companies for outbound and inbound investment. It notes that these jurisdictions provide benefits like participation exemption for dividend and capital gains income, no withholding taxes on dividends, and tax treaties to avoid double taxation. The document also discusses India's foreign investment policies and tax incentives for foreign investors.
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