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Highlights of Revised Discussion paper on DTC

Surender Gupta
MAT on book profit shifts corporate tax base, revising taxation and treatment of retirement savings under the proposed code regime Calculation of corporate minimum tax shifts to computation on book profit; employee retirement receipts and certain savings schemes receive EEE treatment and specified exemptions; valuation rules for perquisites and non market treatment for rent free accommodation are proposed. House property rules remove presumptive gross rent, treat unlet property as nil, and allow interest deduction limits for self occupied property. Capital gains are reclassified as ordinary income with adjusted or indexed bases; passive income of resident controlled foreign companies is taxable. Non profit organisations retain registration, receive a basic exemption and carryforward rules, and a General Anti Avoidance Rule is introduced with a Dispute Resolution Panel. (AI Summary)

(1) MAT will be calculated on 'Book Profit' as against the 'Value of Gross Assets'

(2) Salary -  Exempt Exempt Exempt (EEE) scheme will be applicable for GPF, PPF,  RPFs, Pension Scheme, Approved pure life insurance products and annuity schemes instead of EXEMPT EXEMPT TAX (EET)

(3) Retirement Benefits Account scheme not to be introduced

(4) Amount received under Gratuity, voluntary retirement scheme, commutation of encashment of leave will be exempt, subject to specified limits, for all employees

(5) Rules for valuation of perquisite to be made

(6) Rent free accommodation will not be taxed at market value

(7) House Property - Rent - Gross rent will not be computed at a presumptive rate of six per cent of the rateable value or cost of construction/acquisition.

(8) In case of house property which is not let out, the gross rent will be nil. 

(9) In case of self occupied property exemption upto 1.5 Lakhs will be allowed

(10) Capital Gains - Income under the head 'Capital Gains' will be considered as income from ordinary sources in case of all taxpayers including non-residents. 

(11) Listed equity shares or units of an equity oriented fund held more than one years will be computed at adjusted rate (a deduction will be allowed)

(12) Capital gains on other assets held for more than one year will be computed on indexed cost method basis (base year will be 1.4.2000)

(13) income arising on purchase and sale of securities by an FII will be deemed to be income chargeable under the head 'capital gains'

(14) NON-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS  (NPO) - No fresh registration is required for existing NPOs

(15) The income of a public religious institutions and income from charitable activities of the trust / institution will be exempt but donor will not be eligible for deduction on account of donation

(16) 15% (or 10%) carryforward of surplus will be allowed

(17) Donation from NPO to NPO will be considered as application of income

(18) Basic exemption limit will be provided to NPOs

(19) SEZ units -to protect profit linked deductions of units already operating in SEZs for the unexpired period will be incorporated.

(20) COMPANY  INCORPORATED OUTSIDE INDIA - Place of effective management' to be defined

(20) passive income earned by a foreign company which is controlled directly or indirectly by a resident in India will be taxable

(22) DTAA - DTAA will not have preferential status over the domestic law in the following circumstances:-   (i) when the General Anti Avoidance Rule is invoked, or  (ii) when Controlled Foreign Corporation provisions are invoked or  (iii) when Branch Profits Tax is levied. 

(23) Wealth Tax - wealth tax will be payable by all taxpayers except non-profit organizations on all unproductive assets

(24) GENERAL ANTI-AVOIDANCE RULE to be implemented with The forum of Dispute Resolution Panel (DRP)

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Guest on Jun 17, 2010
previously, there was provision to claim tax benefit on the Full Interest paid for the Home Loan on the Let-out property. In the revised DTC there is no clarity on such provisions. Appreciate your remarks.
Vinod K on Sep 4, 2010

Regarding the query of Mr. Rangappa with respect to availability of deduction of interest on housing loand on let out property, clause 27 of the DTC provides for such a deduction without a limit.

As regards self occupied property, clause 74 provides for deduction of interest with a limit of Rs. 1.5 Lakhs.

It therefore appears that there is no change in the treatment with respect to interest on housing loan in the DTC when comapred with the prevailing provisions.

Vilas Choudhari on Sep 8, 2010
Basic exemption limit will be provided to NPOs
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