Could you please tell me about the Managerial remuneration % in clear explanation
suppose no profits means, plse explain me
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This discussion clarifies managerial remuneration rules as per Sections 197, 198, and 199 of the Companies Act 2013. It explains that total managerial remuneration cannot exceed 11% of net profit, with specific percentages for managing directors, whole-time directors, and independent directors. The rules also cover remuneration in cases of loss, including amendments for listed companies and independent directors.
SECTION 200 mentions that wages can be lowered depending upon the affairs of the company. Does sole trader firm fall under companies act. Search for relevant act probably
Overall Managerial Remuneration will not exceed 11% of Net Profit ( Executive + Non Executive )
For Each MD/ WTD Max 5% Max Remuneration Ceiling of 10%
For Non Executive or Independent Director Upto 3% ( If No MD/WTD) else 1%
If Company Go Beyond That Special Resolution is required to be passed
Schedule V of Act ,Prescribe Quantitive Remuneration In Case Of Loss ,With the amendment in Act ,I/Ds are also eligible with prescribed limit in case of loss
For Listed Companies Approval and Disclosure Mechanism is different
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