Corporate tax in India is levied on both domestic as well as foreign companies. Like all individuals earning income are supposed to pay a tax on their income, business houses too are supposed to pay as a tax a certain portion of their income earned. This tax is known as corporate tax, corporation tax or company tax.
For the purpose of tax calculation, companies in India have been broadly divided into the following two categories.
Corporate tax is tax paid by companies on revenues earned minus certain expenses. Similarly, dividend distribution tax is tax paid by corporates on the dividend that they pay to their shareholders. Corporate dividend tax is a percentage of the dividend paid. Currently, the dividend distribution tax in India is 15%.
In order to compute corporate tax on the income of a company, it is necessary to first learn what all factors make up the total income of any company.
Corporate Tax Rate for Domestic Companies in India:
A domestic company in India refers to any enterprise that has its base location in India and is of Indian origin. Given below is the tax rate applicable to domestic businesses in the country.
Corporate Tax Rate for Foreign Companies in India:
A foreign company means an enterprise that has operations and origin in any other country except India. The taxation rules are not as simple for foreign enterprises as for domestic businesses. Corporate tax on foreign companies depends a lot on the taxation agreements made between India and other foreign countries. For example, corporate tax on an Australian company in India will depend upon the taxation agreement between the governments of India and Australia.
Apart from various types of taxes levied on company income, there are several provisions of tax rebates available to companies. A list of all these rebates is detailed below.
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