SECTION 115BAA & FROM 10IC
The Domestic organizations ought to record Form 10-IC to practice the choice according to Section 115BAA of the Income Tax Act. By Filling Form 10-IC, the Domestic organization can pay Tax at Recued rate of 22% (in addition to Surcharge and cess), liable to satisfying determined conditions. The said structure ought to be submitted before the due date of ITR documenting (indicated in the Income Tax Act) of the monetary year starting on or after first April 2020.
For: Domestic Company (All Indian Companies cover no exception)
Normal Tax Rate (Old Regime):
Reduced Tax Rate After Filing for 10IC (New Regime):
Is Form 10-IC required to be filed by all applicable taxpayers (Domestic Companies)?
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No. This is optional. Form 10-IC is required to file only one time if a Domestic Company chooses to pay tax at a concessional rate of 22, but upon exercising the option in a particular AY, It cannot be withdrawn later and must be used in all subsequent assessment years.
How can I file Form 10-IC?
Due date:
Pros:
Cons:
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Brought forward losses cannot allow to setoff from current year profits
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Unabsorbed depreciation cannot allow to set off from current year profits
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MAT Credit Not Allowed to setoff from current year tax
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Certain other special expenses & deductions are also not allowed to claim
When this option is to be exercised?
The correct answer to this question can only be answered after computing and comparing the tax liability under both regimes, however, it should not be advisable to opt new regime if there is brought forward losses, unabsorbed depreciation, or MAT credit available to setoff.
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