11 June 2019
Dear Experts, If a Director of a Private Limited Company gets Loan of a sum of Rs 20,00,000/- and has neither given any interest nor repayment.....Is it Considered as Deemed dividend and will it have any tax implications, If so is it taxable in the hands of the Director or in the hands of Company??
11 June 2019
Yes, it's considered as deemed dividend and taxable in the hands of director. Dividend taxation u/s 2(22)(e) shall be taxable in the hands of shareholder rather than the company.
11 June 2019
whether the Loan given during that Year is only liable to tax or the Loans given previously outstanding in the Balance Sheet is also liable to tax??
11 June 2019
Thank you sir !! One More doubt If the director has'nt paid tax in the year of receipt and the Income Tax officer has sent a notice after 3 years...what can we do?
11 June 2019
As per the Balance Sheet of the Company it has disclosed that "Loan given to director: for 20 L ( Although the same was given 2 years stands in the balance sheet for 2 yrs) and the Income tax Officer has given a notice in the current year that we the Director should pay Tax on the deemed Dividend?
11 June 2019
Is there any way he can escape such liability saying that it was given 2 years back and the income tax officer couldn't charge it to tax this year?