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Tax planning with respect to amalgamation and mergers?

Amalgamation and Mergers   “Tax Optimization in Amalgamation and Mergers”: Tax planning, with respect to amalgamations and mergers, involves the strategic consideration of tax implications during the transaction and the implementation of tax-efficient strategies to enhance the overall financial outcome. Here’s a unique perspective on tax planning in the context of amalgamations and mergers: Amalgamation… Read More »

When is an LLP not tax transparent ?

When is an LLP not tax transparent   Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) are a popular business structure due to their flexibility and the protection they offer to partners. One of the key benefits of an LLP is its tax transparency, where profits are taxed at the partner level rather than the entity level. However, there… Read More »

Tax planning with reference to managerial decisions?

Managerial Decisions   Tax planning, within the context of managerial decisions, refers to the strategic consideration of potential tax implications when making business decisions and integrating tax-efficient strategies into the decision-making process. Here’s a unique perspective on tax planning with reference to managerial decisions: Tax planning  involves a proactive and holistic approach to evaluate the… Read More »

Why no Permanent Establishment Certificate is Required ?

Permanent Establishment Certificate     A permanent establishment is a fixed place of business through which a company carries out its business activities, such as an office, branch, factory, or workshop. The requirement for a PE certificate may vary depending on the tax laws and regulations of each country. In some cases, this certificate may… Read More »

Can Assets be Depreciated?

Asset Depreciation: Can Assets Be Depreciated? When businesses or individuals purchase assets like machinery, equipment, or buildings, these assets typically wear down or lose value over time. This natural decline in value is recognized as depreciation. But, can all assets be depreciated? Let’s break it down. What is Depreciation? Depreciation is the accounting process of… Read More »

LLP vs Pvt ltd taxation?

LLP vs Pvt ltd taxation  The tax implications of an LLP vs Pvt ltd taxation company can differ depending on the jurisdiction and specific conditions. Here are some general points to consider regarding taxation: LLP Taxation: Pass-through Taxation: In many jurisdictions, LLPs are treated as pass-through entities for tax purposes. Each partner is responsible for… Read More »

Valuation of assets for Estate tax Purposes?

Estate Tax Valuation Valuation of assets for estate tax purposes is an important step in determining the estate tax liability when an individual passes away. The value of assets included in the decedent’s estate is used to calculate the estate tax owed to the government.   Here are some key points regarding the valuation of… Read More »

What is 15CA and 15CB certificate?

    15CA and 15CB certificate   15CA and 15CB certificate is essentially  by a Chartered Accountant (CA) that verifies the tax liability related to the foreign remittance. It acts as an additional safeguard for the Income Tax Department to ensure that all taxes have been appropriately paid before the remittance is sent outside India.… Read More »

ITR filing for freelancers?

ITR filing for freelancers ITR filing for freelancers, Freelancers in India are typically classified as self-employed individuals, and they are required to file their income tax return (ITR) using the appropriate ITR form based on their income and nature of work. Here are some key points to consider for ITR filing for freelancers: Choose the… Read More »

Which ITR to file for capital gains?

ITR for capital gains   If you have capital gain, you will generally need to file ITR-2. Income Tax Return-2 is applicable for individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUF) who have income from sources other than business or profession. These are typically categorized as “Income from Capital Gains” in ITR-2. However, it is important to… Read More »