Remittance restrictions: head-office expenses payable only from current surplus after Indian tax, with assessment proof required for additional payments. Reserve Bank instruction restricts remittances of head-office expenses to payments made only from the current surplus after deduction of Indian income tax; post-assessment additional remittances are permitted only upon submission of the income-tax assessment order showing head-office expenses allowed and total tax payable. Income-tax officers must scrutinise such claims and, for oil and tea companies, consider Ministry or Reserve Bank approvals certifying reasonable amounts when determining admissibility.
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Remittance restrictions: head-office expenses payable only from current surplus after Indian tax, with assessment proof required for additional payments.
Reserve Bank instruction restricts remittances of head-office expenses to payments made only from the current surplus after deduction of Indian income tax; post-assessment additional remittances are permitted only upon submission of the income-tax assessment order showing head-office expenses allowed and total tax payable. Income-tax officers must scrutinise such claims and, for oil and tea companies, consider Ministry or Reserve Bank approvals certifying reasonable amounts when determining admissibility.
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