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how to compute the tax liabiltity for land development business

Indudhar K
Myself and other friends totally 20 members,are interested in doing the business of land purchasing and selling (land developing) real estate nature. whether we should form a partnership firm or Pvt Ltd Company, which is best suitable for our business and how is the tax computed on our business.. Please guide me..
Considering a Private Limited Company for Land Development: Separate Legal Identity & Complex Incorporation Process A group of 20 individuals is exploring the best structure for a land development business, considering whether to form a partnership firm or a private limited company. The consensus among respondents is that a private limited company might be more suitable due to the large number of members, offering a separate legal identity. Both business structures face a similar tax rate of 30%. However, forming a partnership is simpler and quicker, whereas incorporating a company involves a more complex process. Additional considerations include capital contributions, management, and maintaining relationships among members. (AI Summary)
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CA Rachit Agarwal on Dec 12, 2010

If the business is on larger scale, company can be incorporated.

Consult your consultant for the incorporation of the company.

rishi mohan on Dec 13, 2010

Sir,

With the involvement of large number of members it is advisable to form a private limited company, where 20 members can perform easily. Company shall be a single legal entity and same shall have a separate identity in the corporate field. You may go for the incorporation of a private limited company.

Guest on Dec 13, 2010

Income of both the companies and firms are taxed at same rate 30%. Formation of Partnership Firm is quiet easy with drafting a deed and the same may or may not be registered with Registrar of Firms. But for Company, it involves a lengthy process and also u need to pay a lump sum depending upon your authorised capital. But depending upon the strength i.e 20 numbers, it is advisable to form a corporate.

pawan yadav on Dec 14, 2010

Formation of partnership firm instead of private limited is an easy  job while incorporation of firm takes shorter period as compare to company , there is similar tax affect  either incorporate company or forms partnership firm i.e. 30% tax rate

DEV KUMAR KOTHARI on Dec 16, 2010
many more factors are required to be considered like (a)  how much capital will be introduced by each of member, (b)  what will be forms of introduction of capital - cash and assets (land and other properties) and proportion of such capital introduced by various members, (c) the strength of friendship vis a vis commercial and financial aspects (d) the degree up to which friendship can be maintained and degree at which it may start cracking (e) joint business is to be managed by some of representatives, if all 20 put in their heads  then business will , most likely not run, there will be no decision making so - the group of working partners and there dependability  and confidence level are  to be considered
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