Dividends ‑ Declaration of ‑ Transfer to reserves of certain percentage of profits ‑ Queries arising from the Companies (Transfer of Profits to Reserves) Rules, 1975 and the Companies (Declaration of Dividend out of Reserves) Rules, 1975 answered
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Restriction on reserves transfers limits newly incorporated companies' ability to allocate profits to reserves under transfer rules. For newly incorporated companies with no dividends declared in the three years immediately preceding the financial year, rule 3 of the Transfer of Profits to Reserves Rules is not applicable; such companies are governed by rule 2, which prohibits transferring more than 10 per cent of profits to reserves.
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Restriction on reserves transfers limits newly incorporated companies' ability to allocate profits to reserves under transfer rules.
For newly incorporated companies with no dividends declared in the three years immediately preceding the financial year, rule 3 of the Transfer of Profits to Reserves Rules is not applicable; such companies are governed by rule 2, which prohibits transferring more than 10 per cent of profits to reserves.
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