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Dividend distribution tax
What is the rate for Dividend distribution tax for the assessment year 2019-20?
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Finance bill 2019 there sre certain alterations.
What are the alterations?
@ Amrutha
DDT by domestic company
15% on gross dividend under section 115O
Effective rate is 17.65% on dividend amount
Add 12% surcharge & then add 4% cess
The final effective rate is 20.56%
DDT by domestic company
15% on gross dividend under section 115O
Effective rate is 17.65% on dividend amount
Add 12% surcharge & then add 4% cess
The final effective rate is 20.56%
Amrutha only changes
if the dividend rwxeived is in excess of rs.10 lakhs then 10% ddt is applicable from AY 20-21.
if the dividend rwxeived is in excess of rs.10 lakhs then 10% ddt is applicable from AY 20-21.
1. Plainly apply 20.56% on the amount of dividend declared. If any amount is received as a dividend on which DDT is already paid then the same should be deducted from your dividend and the balance will be taxable u/s 115-O.
Please correct me if the above solution has an alternative view.
Mr.suresh the threshold limit is only Rs.10 lakhs for individual from AY 20-21.....
@ Amrutha
Your query is for DDT. For that you referred my earlier reply.
There are no changes / amendments in Finance Bill 2019. NO CHANGES such as > 10 lakhs , 10% DDT in Finance Bill 2019. Don't get confused.
Under 115BBDA individual who receives aggregate dividend (on which DDT is paid by companies) in excess of 10 lakhs has to pay 10% tax on dividend amount in excess of 10 lakhs.
This provision is effective since AY 2017-2018.
Your query is for DDT. For that you referred my earlier reply.
There are no changes / amendments in Finance Bill 2019. NO CHANGES such as > 10 lakhs , 10% DDT in Finance Bill 2019. Don't get confused.
Under 115BBDA individual who receives aggregate dividend (on which DDT is paid by companies) in excess of 10 lakhs has to pay 10% tax on dividend amount in excess of 10 lakhs.
This provision is effective since AY 2017-2018.
@ kapadia
I told u earlier do not get excited
its from previous year 2017-18
but Ay 2018-19.
though introduced but there were lot of confusions among corporate and other equity shareholders resulting into mismatch .
So finally from AY 2020-21
it is revised and it is broadened.
Today also there are lot of rare cuts in the corporate sector.
I told u earlier do not get excited
its from previous year 2017-18
but Ay 2018-19.
though introduced but there were lot of confusions among corporate and other equity shareholders resulting into mismatch .
So finally from AY 2020-21
it is revised and it is broadened.
Today also there are lot of rare cuts in the corporate sector.
Mr. Sabyasachi - This is introduced by Finance Act 2016 and effective from AY 2017-2018. (115BBDA)
The facts are in Act.
What confusions among corporate and other equity shareholders ? pl inform.
Resulting into mis-match what ?
What is revised finally and what is broadened - from AY 2020-21.
This 10% Tax on > 10 lakhs is not DDT but it's
"Tax on certain dividends received from domestic companies." vide 115BBD
I request you to inform for knowledge update .
Regards.
The facts are in Act.
What confusions among corporate and other equity shareholders ? pl inform.
Resulting into mis-match what ?
What is revised finally and what is broadened - from AY 2020-21.
This 10% Tax on > 10 lakhs is not DDT but it's
"Tax on certain dividends received from domestic companies." vide 115BBD
I request you to inform for knowledge update .
Regards.
What are certain dividends actually please elaborate.
Refer the Act - 115BBDA heading and its contents.
waiting for your reply for my above post.
waiting for your reply for my above post.
Refer the Sec 115BBDA HEADING AND ITS CONTENTS
" CERTAIN DIVIDENDS " details you can get from Income tax rules..
dear....
" CERTAIN DIVIDENDS " details you can get from Income tax rules..
dear....
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