Mandatory Annual Filings
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In addition to understanding what a Corporate tax in India and Corporate tax rate in India, it is crucial to be aware of its many advantages:
A summary of the Indian Business Tax Rate is provided below:
Both governmental and private businesses that are listed under the Companies Act of 1956 must pay this tax. Currently, local businesses pay a 30% tax rate.
Additionally, if total revenue is between ₹1 crore and ₹10 crore, the Income Tax Act imposes a 7% surcharge. A 12% surcharge is applied to net revenue that surpasses ₹10 crore for a business.
Domestic companies now have the choice to pay tax at a rate of 25.168% thanks to Section 115 BAA. The following table breaks down this company tax rate:
Base Rate of Tax (%) | Surcharge Applied (%) | Cess Applied(%) | Effective Tax Rate (%) |
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22 | 10 | 4 | 25.168 |
Foreign corporations are required to pay corporate income tax on the revenue they generate within a certain time period. Royalties and other fees are subject to a 50% business tax rate in India, while the remaining revenue is subject to a 40% tax rate.
A 2% surcharge is applied to international companies with total incomes between ₹1 crore and ₹10 crore. In the event that its total revenue surpasses ₹10 crore, a 5% surcharge will be added.
Corporate Income tax with a turnover or gross receipts up to ₹400 crores, at 25%. Corporate Tax rate in India for companies with a turnover or gross receipts exceeding ₹400 crores and corporate Income Tax Rate of 30%
Surcharge: 7% of taxable income for net income over ₹1 crore but under ₹10 crore , and 12% of taxable income for net income over ₹10 crore.
4% of income tax plus a surcharge is the health and education levy.
Note: Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT) will be assessed at 15% on Book Profit in A.Y. 2023-24.
The MAT is provided by Section 115JB of the Income Tax Act and it has been an integral part of the legislation for years. MAT aims to tax businesses on book profit, or on taxable income, whichever is higher. Previously, MAT had fallen to 18.5% in book income and now has been further reduced to 15%.
As a result of these changes, the applicability of MAT is removed for businesses opting to practise 115BAA or 115BAB. As such, if a firm opts for one of these categories, it will have a single tax rate for each future year.
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