What is the monetary limit of allowance of interest expenses and remuneration expenses as per Income Tax Act, 1961 in case the firm has incurred loss during the year under consideration?
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Monetary limit of allowance of interest expenses
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as far as remuneration is concerned the firm can pay a maximum of Rs.1,50,000/- as remuneration.
since as per the provisions of sec 40(b):
90% of profits upto 3lac or 1,50,000/- which ever is higher.
the concern having a loss will result in the 90% figure of "0" and then higher of 1,50,000/- or 0.
for interest it can be paid upto a max of 12%.
| Originally posted by : sripal | ||
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as far as remuneration is concerned the firm can pay a maximum of 1,50,000/- as remuneration. since as per the provisions of sec 40(b): 90% of profits upto 3lac or 1,50,000/- which ever is higher. the concern having a loss will result in the 90% figure of "0" and then higher of 1,50,000/- or 0. for interest it can be paid upto a max of 12%. |
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subject to Partnership Deed
Thanks sripal, this is correct
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