Management has recognized a dividend receivable of Rs. 1 lac from wholly owned subsidiary in a single set of financial statements. The dividend is not taxable.
In such case, shouldn't tax base be taken as NIL given that dividend income is non-taxable? In the book I'm referring, tax base taken as 1 lac so temporary difference is NIL.
Please resolve
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Deferred Tax on dividend receivable
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it is in the nature of permanent difference though Ind as don't use this word. So tax base will be equal to carrying amount
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