Pass-through taxation for venture capital income treats fund receipts as investor income and mandates prescribed reporting. Section 222 creates a pass-through taxation regime treating income from venture capital companies and funds as income of the investor as if invested directly, obliges payors and the venture capital entity to submit prescribed statements to investors and tax authorities, deems unpaid income credited on the last day of the tax year in investor proportions, preserves the income's nature and proportion in the hands of investors, prevents double taxation on later payment, excludes Chapter XIX-B, and exempts certain specified investment funds.
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Pass-through taxation for venture capital income treats fund receipts as investor income and mandates prescribed reporting.
Section 222 creates a pass-through taxation regime treating income from venture capital companies and funds as income of the investor as if invested directly, obliges payors and the venture capital entity to submit prescribed statements to investors and tax authorities, deems unpaid income credited on the last day of the tax year in investor proportions, preserves the income's nature and proportion in the hands of investors, prevents double taxation on later payment, excludes Chapter XIX-B, and exempts certain specified investment funds.
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