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Applicable of Section 185 for intercorporate deposit

Date 06 May 2014
Replies 3 Replies
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Loans to directors: intercorporate deposits aren't automatically treated as such; applicability turns on company type and control.
Intercorporate deposits between two public companies sharing a director do not automatically qualify as loans to directors; the loan-to-director restrictions apply only if the borrower is a private company or a holding company of the lender, or where the lender controls the borrower through specified voting power thresholds or by otherwise directing its affairs, so applicability must be assessed by examining company type and control relationships. (AI Summary)

Dear Sir,

we need your kind advice from the following facts:

1. we have an intercompany deposit of Rs.5 cr

2. both the company is a Limited company (not a Pvt.Ltd Co.)

3. one director is common for both the companies

is the Section 185-loan to director etc. applicable in our case? If applicable what will be procedures to stay safe from the statutory point view?

Kind Regards,

BCB

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