Is income tax applicable on individual share of profit from Partnership firm or LLP?

1.  Will income tax be levied on individual profit share of a partner of a partnership firm or LLP company?  As profit is already taxed @ 30% on the firm or LLP, so will individual partners again have to pay income tax if the share exceeds the IT exempt limits?

2.  Will this be the same for a Partnership firm & a LLP company or the rules are different for both?

Thanks in advance to all for the response & guidance.

Replies (2)
Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies whether individual partners in a Partnership firm or LLP need to pay income tax on their share of profits. The consensus is that profits are taxed at the firm/LLP level, and therefore, individual partners do not have to pay income tax again on their share, especially if it exceeds tax-exempt limits. The rules are the same for both traditional Partnership firms and LLPs, with the profit share being exempt under Section 10(2A) of the Income Tax Act.

1. No. Once tax paid by firm is not taxes again in Individual's hand

2. Its same, no difference.

Agree with sir.exempt u/s 10(2a)

Leave a Reply

Your are not logged in . Please login to post replies

Click here to Login / Register  

Follow