Automation Expert
10733 Points
Posted on 13 November 2026
A sleeping partner’s remuneration should be provided for in the partnership deed and must be for services actually rendered; merely being a partner does not establish entitlement. For tax deduction under section 40(b), the deed should specify the remuneration or a clear method of determining it, and the statutory limits and other conditions must be met. Review the firm’s deed and the partner’s role before fixing or changing the amount.
Agree and document any change through a supplementary deed, with effect from the stated date; avoid retrospective claims. The appropriate amount depends on the deed, the partner’s contribution and the firm’s profitability. For a partner opportunity, share the firm’s location, practice areas and proposed terms with the caller.
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