Dividend Income, Trade, Business, and Professions

 
Dividend Income
&
Trade business Profession
or Vocation
 
By :
R. Anojah
N.Kayathri
S.Induja
 
Dividend
Income
 
2
 
Dividend is a share of profits of the company
paid to its shareholder in the form of:
 
Money or an order to pay money or
Shares in any other company or
Debentures in that company or in any other company
Scrip dividend or dividend in specie
Buy back of shares
The amount of capital returned / distributed after bonus
issue
 
3
 
Dividends may not include:
Bonus shares
A payment of reduction in capital
 
4
 
Dividend Tax
 
All resident company (other than unit trust or
mutual fund ) are liable to pay dividend tax at
the rate of 10% of Gross dividend distributed
out of profits of any year.
 
That dividend can’t be in the form of shares and
debentures.
 
5
 
Exemption of dividend
 
Dividend paid to unit trust or mutual fund
Dividend received on shares held abroad
Dividend paid by a company out of
exempt profits
Dividend paid by a BOI company
To any persons within the tax holiday
period or + 1 year thereafter
To a non- resident person
 
6
 
Statement of Particulars
 
The Dividend warrant counterfoil included the
following:
The gross amount which after deductions of
tax corresponds to the net amount actually
paid.
Tax deduction at source
Net dividend paid
The composition of the gross dividends such as
dividend outs of dividend received, exempt
income & other profits and income.
 
7
 
Ascertainment  of income from
dividend
 
the tax deducted are
entitled for tax credits
 
If received by person
(individual)
 
the tax is already been
deducted
 
If received by company
 
the tax is final
 
If any person
received as a
business receipt
 
8
 
Deemed Dividend Tax
 
  
Distributable Profits
 
9
 
Deemed Dividend Tax
 
With effect from 01.04.2011
 
Note 01
 
10
 
Trade,
Business,
Profession or
Vocation
 
11
 
Why trade is different from isolated transaction?
 
 
Profit making motive
 
Alteration of subject matter
 
Nature of the assets
 
The intension of acquisitions
 
12
 
How to ascertain profits and
income
 
13
 
Computation of profits  from Trade,
Business ,Profession or Vocation
 
Section 25 -  deals with allowable expenditure
 
 
Section 26 -  deals with disallowable
expenditure
 
 
14
 
Section 25 - Allowable Expenditure
 
 
a)
Expenses as well as outgoings are
deductible.
b)
Expenses & outgoings can be claimed only if
they are incurred. (Accrual basis)
c)
Expenses & outgoings should be deductible
only if they are incurred in the production of
income.
 
 
 
 
15
 
Bad debts
 
Bad debts incurred
 
Bad debts
 
Trade debts
 
Non trade debts
 
Provisions
 
   Written off
 
Specific
 
General
 
Allowed
 
Not allowed
 
Allowed
 
Not allowed
 
16
 
 
on bank loan or an
overdraft paid
(production of
income
)
 
Interest (Expenses)
 
Interest paid
 
On other operating
assets
 
On loans not utilized
 for business
 
Allowed
 
Allowed
 
Disallowed
 
17
 
ETF / EPF Contribution
 
 
If approved  or regulated provident ,
pension or Savings fund are
 Allowed
.
      (but maximum of 25% of total salary )
 
18
 
Payment to Employees
 
19
 
Retiring  of Gratuity
 
Gratuity
 
Provision
 
Paid
 
Disallowed
 
Allowed
 
20
 
21
 
Q & A
 
Thank you !!
 
22
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Dividend income is a share of profits distributed by a company to its shareholders in the form of money, shares, debentures, or other securities. Dividends are subject to tax, with resident companies typically paying a 10% tax on gross dividends. Certain exemptions apply for specific entities and situations. The statement of particulars provides details on the composition of dividends received and tax deductions. The ascertainment of income from dividends varies based on the recipient (individual or company). Deemed dividends can arise from various accounting treatments related to distributable profits and asset valuations.

  • Dividend income
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  • Business
  • Profits
  • Exemptions

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  1. Dividend Income & Trade business Profession or Vocation By : R. Anojah N.Kayathri S.Induja

  2. Dividend Income 2

  3. Dividend is a share of profits of the company paid to its shareholder in the form of: Money or an order to pay money or Shares in any other company or Debentures in that company or in any other company Scrip dividend or dividend in specie Buy back of shares The amount of capital returned / distributed after bonus issue 3

  4. Dividends may not include: Bonus shares A payment of reduction in capital 4

  5. Dividend Tax All resident company (other than unit trust or mutual fund ) are liable to pay dividend tax at the rate of 10% of Gross dividend distributed out of profits of any year. That dividend can t be in the form of shares and debentures. 5

  6. Exemption of dividend Dividend paid to unit trust or mutual fund Dividend received on shares held abroad Dividend paid by a company out of exempt profits Dividend paid by a BOI company To any persons within the tax holiday period or + 1 year thereafter To a non- resident person 6

  7. Statement of Particulars The Dividend warrant counterfoil included the following: The gross amount which after deductions of tax corresponds to the net amount actually paid. Tax deduction at source Net dividend paid The composition of the gross dividends such as dividend outs of dividend received, exempt income & other profits and income. 7

  8. Ascertainment of income from dividend If received by person (individual) the tax is already been deducted If received by company the tax is final If any person received as a business receipt the tax deducted are entitled for tax credits 8

  9. Deemed Dividend Tax Distributable Profits Book profit Less Assets required (cost) Tax liability Revaluation profit(gain) Add Depreciation charged Revaluation loss Distributable Profits xxxx xxxx (xxx) (xxx) (xxx) xxx xxx 9

  10. Deemed Dividend Tax With effect from 01.04.2011 If Dividend paid = 10% of distributable profits No D.D.Tax If Dividend paid > 10% of distributable profits No D.D.Tax If Dividend paid < 10% of distributable profits Note 01 Note 01 Distributable profits * 1/3 xxx Dividend paid (xx) Excess xxx 10

  11. Trade, Business, Profession or Vocation 11

  12. Why trade is different from isolated transaction? Profit making motive Alteration of subject matter Nature of the assets The intension of acquisitions 12

  13. How to ascertain profits and income Income Expense Exclude income from other sources Exclude exempt profits Deduct allowable expenses Add disallowable expenses 13

  14. Computation of profits from Trade, Business ,Profession or Vocation Section 25 - deals with allowable expenditure Section 26 - deals with disallowable expenditure 14

  15. Section 25 - Allowable Expenditure a)Expenses as well as outgoings are deductible. b)Expenses & outgoings can be claimed only if they are incurred. (Accrual basis) c)Expenses & outgoings should be deductible only if they are incurred in the production of income. 15

  16. Bad debts Bad debts incurred Bad debts Trade debts Non trade debts Provisions Written off Specific General Not allowed Allowed Not allowed Allowed 16

  17. Interest (Expenses) Interest paid on bank loan or an overdraft paid (production of income) On other operating assets On loans not utilized for business Allowed Disallowed Allowed 17

  18. ETF / EPF Contribution If approved or regulated provident , pension or Savings fund are Allowed. (but maximum of 25% of total salary ) 18

  19. Payment to Employees Lump sum payment in lieu of pension - Allowed Compensation for the loss of office Salaries and wages Payment for technical training of employees - Allowed - Allowed - Allowed 19

  20. Retiring of Gratuity Gratuity Provision Paid Allowed Disallowed 20

  21. Q & A 21

  22. Thank you !! 22

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